- A. 27,9
- B. 29,7
- C. 28,7
- D. 28,9
(b) 29,7
(b) 29,7
- A. Continent
- B. Subcontinent
- C. Island
- D. None of these
(b) Sub continent
(b) Sub continent
- A. Manipur
- B. Sikkim
- C. Nagaland
- D. Meghalaya
(d) Meghalaya
(d) Meghalaya
- A. Sikhism
- B. Islam
- C. Zoroastrianism
- D. Confucianism
(d) Confucianism
(d) Confucianism
- A. 25
- B. 23
- C. 22
- D. 26
(c) 2
(c) 2
- A. Kerala
- B. Tamil Nadu
- C. Punjab
- D. Karnataka
(a) Kerala
(a) Kerala
- A. Kerala
- B. Tamil Nadu
- C. Manipur
- D. Karnataka
(a) Kerala
(a) Kerala
- A. Rajaji
- B. V.O.C
- C. Nethaji
- D. Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) Jawaharlal Nehru
- A. Jawaharlal Nehru
- B. Ambedkar
- C. Mahathma Gandhi
- D. Rajaji
(a) JawahalalNehru
(a) JawahalalNehru
- A. Great Democracy
- B. Unique land of diversities
- C. Ethnological museum
- D. Secular nation
(c) Ethnological museum
(c) Ethnological museum
We, the Indians come from different backgrounds, belong to different cultures, worship in different ways. This is known as diversity.
We, the Indians come from different backgrounds, belong to different cultures, worship in different ways. This is known as diversity.
Landform and lifestyle diversity
Social diversity
Religious diversity
Linguistic diversity
Cultural diversity
Landform and lifestyle diversity
Social diversity
Religious diversity
Linguistic diversity
Cultural diversity
Deepavali
Christmas
Ramzan
Deepavali
Christmas
Ramzan
Tamil Nadu – Bharatanatyam
Kerala – Kathakali
Karnataka – Yakshagana
Odisha – Odissi
Andhra Pradesh – Kuchipudi
Manipur – Manipuri
Assam – Sattriya
Tamil Nadu – Bharatanatyam
Kerala – Kathakali
Karnataka – Yakshagana
Odisha – Odissi
Andhra Pradesh – Kuchipudi
Manipur – Manipuri
Assam – Sattriya
Though diversity is visible in every aspect of life in India, we are united by the spirit of patriotism.
Though diversity is visible in every aspect of life in India, we are united by the spirit of patriotism.
Linguistic Diversity:
According to the census of India 2001, India has 122 major languages and 1599 other languages.
Four major Indian language families are Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Austroasiatic, and Sino Tibetian. Tamil is the oldest Dravidian language.
Historically, the Portuguese, the Dutch, the British, the Danish and the French came to India for trade and their occupation of India or some parts of it has left behind a certain impact upon the culture and language of the people.
In due course, English has emerged as an important language and a medium of instruction in schools and colleges.
(It is widely used in official communication and daily life.
Cultural Diversity:
The term ‘culture’ refers to the customs and practices of people, their language, their dress code, cuisine, religion, social habits, music, art, and architecture.
The culture of a group of people is reflected in their social behaviour and interactions.
The group identity fostered by social patterns is unique to a group.
Art and architecture are an integral part of every community.
It develops as a part of the culture and tradition of a community.
Linguistic Diversity:
According to the census of India 2001, India has 122 major languages and 1599 other languages.
Four major Indian language families are Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Austroasiatic, and Sino Tibetian. Tamil is the oldest Dravidian language.
Historically, the Portuguese, the Dutch, the British, the Danish and the French came to India for trade and their occupation of India or some parts of it has left behind a certain impact upon the culture and language of the people.
In due course, English has emerged as an important language and a medium of instruction in schools and colleges.
(It is widely used in official communication and daily life.
Cultural Diversity:
The term ‘culture’ refers to the customs and practices of people, their language, their dress code, cuisine, religion, social habits, music, art, and architecture.
The culture of a group of people is reflected in their social behaviour and interactions.
The group identity fostered by social patterns is unique to a group.
Art and architecture are an integral part of every community.
It develops as a part of the culture and tradition of a community.
Diversity is visible in every aspect of life in India.
Even then, we are united by the spirit of patriotism.
Symbols such as the National Flag and National Anthem remind us of our great nation and need to stay united.
We come together when we celebrate Independence Day, Republic Day and Gandhi Jayanthi every year.
India has a multi-cultural society.
India evolved as a single nation through common beliefs, customs, and cultural practices.
The freedom struggle and the drafting of our constitution stand as ample evidence , to the spirit of unity of India.
Diversity is visible in every aspect of life in India.
Even then, we are united by the spirit of patriotism.
Symbols such as the National Flag and National Anthem remind us of our great nation and need to stay united.
We come together when we celebrate Independence Day, Republic Day and Gandhi Jayanthi every year.
India has a multi-cultural society.
India evolved as a single nation through common beliefs, customs, and cultural practices.
The freedom struggle and the drafting of our constitution stand as ample evidence , to the spirit of unity of India.
- A. Hindi
- B. Tamil
- C. Sanskrit
- D. Telugu
(b) Tamil
(b) Tamil
- A. 2002
- B. 2004
- C. 2012
- D. 2008
(b) 2004
(b) 2004
Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism and Zoroastrianism flourish in India.
Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism and Zoroastrianism flourish in India.
Tamil Nadu – Karagattam, Oyillattam, Kummi, Thappattam
Kerala – Mohiniattam
Punjab – Bhangra
Gujarat – Dandia
Tamil Nadu – Karagattam, Oyillattam, Kummi, Thappattam
Kerala – Mohiniattam
Punjab – Bhangra
Gujarat – Dandia