The southern part of the Indian peninsula is mainly inhabited by the Dravidians. Three powerful kingdoms ruled South India in the ancient period. They were the Cheras, the Pandyas and the Cholas. The Cholas emerged as the most powerful of all. The Chera kingdom was one of the earliest kingdoms in South India. They were […]
The Mauryan Empire is regarded as the first and one of the greatest empires in India. It is called an empire because it annexed and brought several smaller states under its control.
The Harappan Civilisation is called so because the civilisation was first unearthed at Harappa in the province of West Punjab in Pakistan.
Non-conventional sources of energy are also known as renewable or alternative sources of energy. These resources have been developed in the recent past as an alternative to conventional or non-renewable sources of energy.
If wastes are allowed to accumulate and are not disposed carefully, then they will not only affect our environment but will also affect our…
Waste refers to any discarded material which no longer remains useful. According to the Environment Protection Act, 1990, waste is any…
Coal is the most abundant conventional sources of energy which could last for at least 200 years. Coal is an important mineral in India. It..
Cash crops are agricultural crops which are grown primarily for direct sale in the markets. The main cash crops are categorised as Beverages.
Agriculture plays an important role in the Indian economy. Agriculture in India-food crops grown in India are rice, wheat, millets, tea…
India is one of the top ten industrialised countries in the world. With her command over vast natural resources and huge manpower resources, she is developing at a rapid pace.