This philosophy was purportedly founded in the 5th Century BC by Makkhali Gosala . It was a major rival of vedic religion. It reached the height of its popularity during the rule of the Mauryan Emperor Bindusara around 4th century BC. This school of thought was followed for nearly 2000 years through the 14th Century CE in the southern states of Karnataka and Tamilnadu

Which school of thought is described above?

Match the following:

A can do a work in 10 days and B can do the same work in 15 days. they earn Rs.1,500 together. How will they share this amount?

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National population policy adopted in 2000 with a view to encourage _________and aim at stabilizing the population by__________

Match List I with List II of the following with suitable options

List I                                        List II

(a) Brahmanas                        1.Forest texts

(b) Sama veda                        2.Guide Book for Priests

(c) Aranyakas                        3.Ritual Texts

(d) Yajur Veda                        4.Book of Chants

Match List I with List II of the following with suitable options:

List I                                            List II

(a) Kural                                    1.Rishabham

(b) Thutham                               2.Shadjam

(c) Kaikilai                                3.Madyamam

(d) Vuzhai                                 4.Gandharam

Arrange the following in the order of increasing solubility in water.

(i) NaHCO₃    (ii)KHCO₃    (iii)Mg(HCO₃)₂    (iv)Ca(HCO₃)₂

Which of the schedules deals with division of powers between states and union?

In which one of the case, "Passport" is considered as part of personal liberty?

What is the peculiar nature of the Indian Federation?

Consider the following statements::

The Comptroller and Auditor General of India is responsible for the audit of the accounts of

1.The Union Govt

2.State Govts

3. The governments of union territories

4. The Urban and rural local bodies.

which of these statements are correct?