GK Exam

GK Exams -  Ultimately: It is also necessary to refer to bound instruments, folk music and drama under folk arts. These are the priceless heritage of all cultural history, which is an invaluable part of history. By the first half of the twentieth century, the instrument of entertaining people in Rajasthan was folk drama and dance. In addition to such plays as Ras-Leela, Khayal, Ramesh, Rasdhari, Dance, Bhavai, Dhaala-Maru, Tura-Kalangi or Maach and tribal Gawari or Gauri dance drama, Ghumar, Agni dance, Kota Chakri dance, Dedwana Pokaran's Tarantali The names of dance, Marwad's raw mare dance, Pabuji's flute, and puppet display are notable. Pabuji's flute is a melodramatic song sung by exhibitionist method, with the help of a painting curtain. In the latter part, the people of Nagara, Dhololak, Madhal, Ravana Hatha, Pungi, Basli, Sarangi, Tadura, Tasa, Thali, Jhangh Patra and Khadal are etc.

GK Exams -  Under this, guns, guns, swords, sheaths, knives, katias etc. are also the source of history. Their artwork, along with the art of digging on them, along with these records and records provide us with political information. An example of such a cannon was found in Jodhpur fort, whereas many of the recorded swords in the museums of Rajasthan are also displayed for exhibition. With the introduction of man's expressions of palanquin, lumber, bullock cart, chariot, wooden table, chairs, kalamdan, ark etc., it is important source material for us to present the details of the labor and conditions of the artists.

GK Exams- Metal statue art also got plenty of support in Rajasthan. Jain idols were created in abundance in the Middle East, Central and North-Eastern period. In the Sirohi district, several metal statues have been found at Vasundhad Pindwara, in which the sculpture of Sharda is in the form of a craft. Districts of Bharatpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur are full of such examples. From the eighteenth century, the sculpture had started to take shape of Shaniyi: an industry. So, in the place of artistic styles, the commercialized form was reflected in place. In this period, people's attitude towards painting is shown.

GK Exams - Apart from statues made of black, white, brown and light gray, green, pink stone in Rajasthan, bronze or metal sculptures are also obtained. Koliabanga of Ganga Nagar District and idol of toy carved from a clay made from digested soil near Udaipur also meets the sculptures. But in the context of Shastroqui statue from Adikal, the character of the famous four Vedika pillar statues is known as the "umbrella of Banjarare" on the place of Lalosot named Jaipur from 1st to 2nd Century BC. The symbols of Padkamak Dharmacakra, Deer, Mats, etc. are similar to the art of Marhut and Amravati. In Rajasthan, in the form of secret rulers, in the Gupta style idols, Abhaneri, Kamavan and Kota have been available at many places. After the Guptot period, the rise and influence of Saurashtra style, Mahaguru style and Mahamas style in Rajasthan is reflected in which the Mahamas style is limited to Rajasthan only. This style has been developed by the Guhil rulers of Mewar, the...

GK Exams - In the old times when people from all over the world used to be eager to come to India. Here the people of Arya classes came from Central Europe and settled in India. After them Mughal came and they also settled permanently in India. Changzakhan was a Mongolian who invaded India many times and looted it. Alexander the Great also came to conquer India, but went back after defeating in war with Porus. Hein Tsang, a Chinese citizen, came in search of knowledge here and he visited Nalanda and Taxila schools, which are ancient Indian universities. Columbus wanted to come to India but he liked to land on the shores of America. Vasco Digamma from Portugal came here with the items of his country to trade, who wanted to take Indian spices. Here also the French people came and made their colonies in India. Finally the British came and they ruled India for almost 200 years. After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, British people got political rights over India. And their dominion ...

GK Exams - Transfer of power: After the revolution, power in India came out of the hands of the East India Company and went to the hands of the British government. For this, the Government of India Act, 1858 was passed. Now the rule of India came directly from British policy. By doing so, the company's board of control, the Court of Propheites and the Court of Directors were dissolved for governance. In place of these new posts were created as The Secretary of State for India (India Secretary). A council was also formed in England to assist this secretary. Now the governor general of India became the representative of the British government and it came to be called Viceroy. British Queen Victoria announced to take steps to establish good governance in India. The rage and dissatisfaction of Indians by the Queen's announcement were frozen for some time. Increase in alertness After the Revolution of 1857, the British monopolized the army and military materials, thereb...

GK Exams - Organization, purpose and time of the revolution Organization Regarding the Revolution of 1857, it is said that there was lack of organization in it. For this revolution, the purpose, time, propaganda, preparation, unity, leadership from the villages was communicated to the people. Lotus symbols were used for sending communication. an objective The objective of the 1857 revolution was definite and clear. Removing the British from the country and giving independence to India was the ultimate goal of the revolutionaries. To say that the participants in this revolution were personal interests of landlords, landlords or small rulers, trying to reduce the importance of the revolution. In fact, this rebellion was based on unity and against the British rule. time The entire country was scheduled for the same time of the Revolution and it was on 31 May 1857. J.C. Wilson had accepted this fact and had said that I have been convinced of attested proof that the day...

GK Exams -  Military reasons Indian soldiers were dissatisfied with the British for a variety of reasons. Regarding the wages, allowances, promotions etc, they were treated partisan. The salary of an ordinary soldier was Rs 7-8 per month, after which he had one or a half rupee after giving money to the food and uniform. Indians were prejudiced compared to Britishers. As the salary of Indian sub-rule was 35 rupees monthly, while the salary of the British Legion was 195 rupees monthly. Indians were not appointed on high posts in the army. Only top Britishers were appointed on higher posts. Dr. R. C. Majumdar has given three reasons for the fury of Indian soldiers- (1) There were many soldiers of Awadh in the army of Bengal. Therefore, when the Avadh was taken in the British Empire in 1856 AD, there was dissatisfaction among them. (2) The Britishers ordered the Sikh soldiers to cut their hair and pull them out of the army. (3) Even the British government was passionate ab...

GK Exam -  commercial purpose The destruction of business: The British had fiercely exploited the Indians. The British got money by plundering in India and sent it to England. The British sent raw materials from India to England and from there the goods were manufactured by the machines to come to India. As a result, India started becoming poor every day. This has caused Indians to lose business and businesses. Thus, the Britishers exercised their control over Indians' trade and exploited the economic exploitation of Indians. Exploitation of the farmers: The British implemented permanent settlement, Rayawadi and Mahalwadi practices in the name of improving the condition of the farmers, but in all these practices the farmers were exploited and they were levied more. This caused worsening condition of the farmers. The land of farmers who did not get tax on time was auctioned. Famine: During the British rule, famine was repeated, which made the situation worse for the...

GK Exam - This was the biggest battle fought after the Mahabharata in India. The original inspiration of this struggle was to establish Swaraj to protect the self. This freedom has not been found without any struggle, without a shade, and millions of people have received this sacrifice from themselves in this greatness. Lord Dalhousie seized 21,000 landlords of India and ruined thousands of old houses within 10 years. The Britishers prepared their friendly educated classes and implemented a bipartisan education system on Indian education so that these people could help in running the British government. In 1834, the British government made study of the Bible compulsory in all schools, because all the officials of the East India Company generally believed in converting people by promoting Christianity as well as their religious work as their religious duty. Chittod is the only place in the world, where 900 years of freedom has been fought. During the British...

GK Exam - India's first freedom struggle was started in 1857, we know more about it as a revolution of 1857. British arrival in India was in the form of companies. He got permission to do business with the King. The East India Company had spread business only in entire India but had also interfered in the business here. Slowly this company started interfering in local politics and started occupying land and princely states. The oppression of laborers and local people was increasing. Seeing this, the British government took control of India from the East India Company. This is what happened in the dates falling from the sky. Even with minor states, British screws were being tightened on the general public and soldiers. Local people and kings were dishonored and slaves were treated worse than them. In this way, the fire of rebellion slowed down slowly. Slowly it was spread all over the country for a variety of reasons. The date of commencement of the revolution was also ...

GK Exams -                       In this section, unless the context otherwise requires, under the "State", the Government of India and the Parliament and the Government and the Legislature of each State of the States and all the subjects within the territory of India or under the control of the Government of India There are local and other authorities. For More Information Visit Our Site - GK Exams

  GK Exam - Jagannath Singh King of Pavan Jagannath Singh, along with the Britishers, killed the revolutionary Maulvi Ahmed Shah. Reupubhanjan Singh and Guaman Singh Two nephews of Kunwar Singh, Reupukhanjansinh and Guamansinh, supported the British. Maharaja of Doomarao The Maharaja of Doomaroo also supported the British. Jung Bahadur They were the King of Nepal. They collaborated with the Britishers in capturing and killing the revolutionaries. Man Singh It cooperated with Britishers in arresting Tantapo Tope. Rich friend mohammad It was the Emperor of Afghanistan and was a friend of the Britishers. Nawab Salar Jung These were Nawabs of Hyderabad. They were opponents of revolutionaries and supporters of the British. Sir Syed Mohamed He always supported the British. Elahi bagh They were supporters of Bahadur Shah and supporters of the British. For More Information Visit Our Site - GK Exams

GK Exams -  In the old times when people from all over the world used to be eager to come to India. Here the people of Arya classes came from Central Europe and settled in India. After them Mughal came and they also settled permanently in India. Changzakhan was a Mongolian who invaded India many times and looted it. Alexander the Great also came to conquer India, but went back after defeating in war with Porus. Hein Tsang, a Chinese citizen, came in search of knowledge here and he visited Nalanda and Taxila schools, which are ancient Indian universities. Columbus wanted to come to India but he liked to land on the shores of America. Vasco Digamma from Portugal came here with the items of his country to trade, who wanted to take Indian spices. Here also the French people came and made their colonies in India. Finally the British came and they ruled India for almost 200 years. After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, British people got political rights over India. And their domi...

 GK Exams -  Henry Theview- Henry Hollowview was the British General. This was appointed by the British Government in Kanpur in India during the 1857 revolution. James Outram - James Outram was the British General. It fought in 1857 revolution and in 1835, the British government sent it to Gujarat by making political messengers. Lord Dalhousie - Lord Dalhousie was a British politician. He is considered an administrator of colonialism in India. It was appointed by the British Government as Governor General. It created several new political rules in its time. It was the promoter and supporter of the policy of grab. Charles John Canning - Charles John Canning was the governor general of India during the 1857 revolution. It was also a British politician. William Hudson William Hudson was employed in the Bengal Native Regiment under the East India Company. This was the arrest of the king of Delhi and his two sons and sons. For More Information Vis...

GK Exams -  Since ancient times in Rajasthan, the temple, pillar, monastery, mosque, tombs, samadhi and umbrellas have been built by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and followers of Muslim religion from medieval times. Many of them are still in the form of anomalies and in some correct condition. Among them, the art of most ancient deities is found in the city of Nagri in the north of Chittor. The remains of Vaishnava, Buddhist and Jainism appear to be artificial in residues. From the third century BC to the fifth century AD, in the instruments of architectural features, many idols of Goddesses, Yakshakshinias, Buddhists, Stupas, Chahars of Vaish Devi, a banyan of huge stone segments, 36 ft and below 14 full width bed The "eagle pillar" can be seen here also. In 1567 AD, during the attack of Chittor in Akbar, the use of this pillar to light the military camp The ancient "Sun Temple" of Chittoor present in the form of Kalika Temple after the Guptak period, in this dist...

GK Exams -  Arjuna Award Winner - Dr. Karan Singh (1961, Shooting) - Prem Singh (1961, Polo) - Salimdurrani (1961 Cricket) Rajasthan Khel Ratna Award Winner - Limamaram (1998) Tirandaji Dronacharya award winner - Prof. Karansih (Athletic) Magsaysay Award Winner - Dr. P.K. Sethi (father of artificial leg) Magsaysay Award Winning Women - Mrs. Aruna Roy First woman and first person to receive Padmabhushan - Mrs Janaki Devi Bajaj (1956) First and only woman of the state who was honored with both Padmashree and Padam Bhushan - Mrs. Ratan Shastri (Director of Vanasthali University) 1955 Padmashree, 1975 Padmabhushan First lady honored with Padmashree - Mrs. Ratan Shastri 1955 First man honored with Padmashree - Mr. Suryakumar Bhuiyan, 1956 First Lady honored with Padmabhushan - Mrs. Ratan Shastri (1975) First man honored with Padmabhushan - Mr. Kanwar Singh (1956) First Lady honored with Padma Vibhushan - Mrs. Jankidevi Bajaj (1956) First man honored wi...

GK Exams -  Area of ​​Rajasthan - 34,223 sq km State length ranges from south to - 826 km State's width from east to west - 869 km Percentage of area of ​​country fruit - 10.41 percent Location of the state in terms of area - first Shape - similar to a heterogeneous quadrilateral The state's largest district (in terms of area) - Jaisalmer (38401 km²) The smallest district in the state (in terms of area) - Dhaulpur (3034 sq km) State's newly formed (33rd district) - Pratapgarh State's new (Satvantha division) - Bharatpur State Population (2011) - 686.21 lakhs Literacy rate - 67.07 percent Male literacy rate - 80.51 percent Female literacy rate - 52.66 percent Linguistics (2011) - 926 Population density - 201 Decimal growth rate (2001 - 2011) - 21.44 District of the state's largest tehsil - Bhilwara (16) District with lowest tehsil - Jaisalmer (4) District with highest subdivisions - Jaipur (13) District with high...