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They adopted the title of βdevaputraβ & ruled a vast kingdom from central Asia to Northwest India. Colossal statues of their rulers have been found near Mathura as well as Afghanistan.
Based on description given above, identify correct ruling dynasty:
Hello Aspirants!
For the Day 15 of our 100-Day Prelims Program, we've covered key aspects of Polity Prelims topics like Indus Valley, Vedic Period, Mahajanapada Period, Mauryan Period.
Access the attached PDF for Daily Summary for a concise revision of all important points from Day 15. Stay consistent with your study routine and keep practicing the MCQs given in the earlier post above!
All the best,
Team Competex
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Hello Aspirants,
This file contains the rest of the MCQs for the day, along with their detailed solutions and their sources, for the questions of Day 15 of Competex's 100 Day Prelims Program for UPSC CSE/IFoS Prelims 2025 Examination.
-- Team Competex
9) In early Buddhist texts, women, including nuns and laywomen, played significant roles, and the Therigatha, contains poems by nuns expressing their joy and experiences in the Buddhist path. This text is a section of:
6) Which one of the following is not one of the scripts used in the Mauryan King Ashokaβs inscriptions?
3) In context of Indus Valley Civilization, what do you understand by the terms βDamb Sadatβ and βSiswalβ?
2) Identify the southernmost Indus Valley site from the following sites:
1) Which one of the following statements correctly describes the significance of the Harappan site of Lothal?
Hello Aspirants!
For the Day 13 of our 100-Day Prelims Program, we've covered key aspects of Polity Prelims topics like Important events in Post-Independent Indian history.
Access the attached PDF for Daily Summary for a concise revision of all important points from Day 13. Stay consistent with your study routine and keep practicing the MCQs given in the earlier post above!
All the best,
Team Competex
Mentoring Excellence
Hello Aspirants,
This file contains the rest of the MCQs for the day, along with their detailed solutions and their sources, for the questions of Day 13 of Competex's 100 Day Prelims Program for UPSC CSE/IFoS Prelims 2025 Examination.
-- Team Competex
8) The linguistic reorganisation of Indian states post-independence was majorly influenced by the recommendations of which of the following committees or commissions?
3) In the post independent period of India, the Panchsheel Agreement was associated with Indiaβs relations with:
2) It was founded in August 1959, it was a nonsocialist, constitutionalist and secular conservative party. The social base of the party was narrow.
Based on the description given above, identify the political party from below:
Hello Aspirants!
For the Day 12 of our 100-Day Prelims Program, we've covered key aspects of Polity Prelims topics like Constitutional Developments (1909, 1919, 1935, Cabinet Mission, etc).
Access the attached PDF for Daily Summary for a concise revision of all important points from Day 12. Stay consistent with your study routine and keep practicing the MCQs given in the earlier post above!
All the best,
Team Competex
Mentoring Excellence
Hello Aspirants,
This file contains the rest of the MCQs for the day, along with their detailed solutions and their sources, for the questions of Day 12 of Competex's 100 Day Prelims Program for UPSC CSE/IFoS Prelims 2025 Examination.
-- Team Competex
6) In the 1940βs, the Congress meeting at Gowalia Tank, Bombay was significant for:
3) Who announced the August Offer, which mentioned the dominion status as the objective for India?
2) The Treaty of Serves (1920) was a trigger point for which of the following movement in India?
1) In 1917, a committee was set up under the presidentship of Sir Sydney Rowlatt to:
