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Q.1835) Consider the following famous literary works. 1. Bartaman Bharat 2. Lectures from Colombo to Almora 3. Bidhaba Bibaha Which of the above are associated with Swami Vivekananda?

📚Borrowing Powers of the Union and the states :- (Topic : Polity) * The Union shall have unlimited power of borrowing, upon the security of the revenues of India either within India or outside. The Union Executive shall exercise the power subject only to such limits as may be fixed by Parliament from time to time. (Article 292). * The borrowing power of a state is , however , subject to a number of constitutional limitations :- a) It cannot borrow outside India. Under the Govt of India Act, 1935, the states had the power to borrow outside India with the consent of the Centre. But this power is totally denied to the states by the Constitution ; the Union shall have the sole right to enter into International monetary market in the matter of borrowing. b) The State Executive shall have the power to borrow, within the territory of India upon the security of the revenues of the state ; subject to the following conditions. ✅ Limitations as may be imposed by the state Legislature ✅ If the Union has guaranteed an outstanding loan of the state , no fresh loan can be raised by the state without consent of the Union Government. ✅ The Govt of India may itself offer a loan to a state, under a law made by Parliament. So long as such a loan or any part thereof remains outstanding, no fresh loan can be raised by the state without the consent of the Govt of India. The Govt of India may impose terms in giving it's consent as above. (Article 293)

📚Bakasht Movement : (Topic : Modern History) * It was a peasant movement in Bihar directed against landlords to fight forceful eviction of Peasants from Bakasht lands. * It happened in Bihar in 1937-38 * The landlords often evicted the tenants from Bakasht land. * Bakshast lands were those which the occupancy tenants had lost to zamindars , mostly during the Depression years, due to non-payment of rent, and which they often continued to cultivate as share-croppers. * In 1937, when the Congress Ministry was formed, the Kisan Sabha thought that it was an appropriate time to raise the issue of bakasht and demand for restoration of bakshast lands. * The passing of the Restoration of Bakshast Land Act and the Bihar Tenancy Act in 1938 brought much relief to the peasants.

🅾️ Kutch Mud Work, popularly known as Lippan Kaam, refers to the unique geometric motifs depicting deities, symbols and nature-inspired figures on the walls of mud houses in #Gujarat. Lippan means ‘clay’ or ‘dung’ and Kaam means ‘work’. #AmritMahotsav #OurCultureOurPride https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqfh3r4PiIB/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

Lakshmi Narshimha Temple in news #temples #artnculture

Vahana of lord Vishnu, his spiritual association becomes prominent in the devarāja cult, famously practiced in Thailand&Cambodia. He is the guardian of temples in both Hindu&Buddhist traditions of Southeast Asia. 🖼️ Garuda I pala I 11 century C.E

♥️Glimpse of next emerging cinema from the East #utkal #odhisha on Utkal Dibas🇮🇳

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#DidYouKnow? the Skyview at #Patnitop in J&K is India’s first certified #SustainableTourism Destination! #incredibleindia🇮🇳

🅾️ Here's an interesting nugget about RBI ✅️Since it first started operations on 1 April 1935, many countries seceded from India including Burma in 1937. ✅️But #RBI continued to act as the country's Central Bank till its Japanese occupation & later up to April 1947

Tea tourism Tea tourism is gaining ground in Kangra. Several tea estates and factories in Palampur and Dharamsala offer factory tours as well as homestays for those inquisitive discovering about tea.