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    Indian Civilization

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    two major river valleys: The Indus River and its tributaries‚ especially the Saraswati River Valley (2600-1500BCE) – associated with Dravidians. Called Harappan Culture The Ganges River Valley (1500-500BCE) – associated with the Aryans. Called the Vedic Age. Along the Indus & Saraswati‚ there were two major centres of this civilization: Mohenjodaro and Harappa hence Harappan Culture Other cities of this civilization include Kalibagan‚ Chanhudaro & Doraji in Gujerat Origins and Development This civilization

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    not seem to be enough. Very few young people would seriously consider commitment to a priestly life that has an immense workload and can often be lonely‚ removed from the reality of a loving wife and the possibility of having your own family. Priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church has traditionally been a respected and highly praised lifestyle‚ with many regarding it as the “highest” and most holy was of life. Nevertheless‚ recently this image has been shattered by the media; priests who did

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    dominated Thebes. This would remove the distractions of other Gods and Deities still around in Thebes‚ and leave people free to worship the Aten. Secondly it is suggested that Akhenaten repositioned his capital to Amarna in order to escape the Amun Priesthood‚ as he felt that his beliefs and principles could not fully flourish whilst they still retained a prominent role within society. Finally‚ and most commonly‚ it is believed that Akhenaten moved his capital to Amarna to create a place where his religion

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    CVR Govt. College Vijayawada There has been a divided opinion regarding the position of women in the Vedic and Puranic ages. According to many scholars the Vedas accord a position of importance to women. There was considerable freedom enjoyed by them in matters of marriage‚ education etc. William Durant sums up the position of the Vedic woman thus: "Women enjoyed far greater freedom in the Vedic period than in later India. She had more to say in the choice of her mate than the forms of marriage

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    Education in Ancient India

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    Education in Ancient India Education in ancient India was tremendously important for the society and was given to the 3 upper classes‚ namely Brahmins‚ Kshatriyas and Vaishya Introduction http://www.sciforums.com/Education-System-In-Ancient-India-t-16676.html It may be said with quite a good degree of precision that India was the only country where knowledge was systematized and where provision was made for its imparting at the highest level in remote times. Whatever the discipline of learning

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    Bibliography: Books Ancient India‚ V. D. Mahajan A History of Indian Political Ideas‚ U. N. Ghoshal India in the Vedic Age‚ P. L. Bhargava Ancient Indian Economic Thought‚ Ratan Lal Basu & Raj Kumar Sen The Vedic Age‚ R. C. Majumdar Military System in Ancient India‚ Raj Kumar Ancient India‚ R. C. Majumdar Age of Imperial Unity‚ R. C. Majumdar A History of India‚ Hermann Kulke & Dietmar Rothermund The History and

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    Since Rama is the 7th incarnation of Vishnu having born at noon‚ temples and family shrines are elaborately decorated and traditional prayers are chanted together by the family in the morning. Also‚ at temples special havans are organized‚ along with Vedic

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    The Role of Women in India

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    The Role of Women in India. Synopsis:- * Introduction | * Women of the Vedic period | * Women of the post-Vedic period | * Women‚ during British rule in India | * Women of the post-Independence period | * Women in Modern India | * Brutalities afflicted on women folk | * Five-Year plans | * Goals Visualized for women | * Conclusion | Introduction:- The status of women in any civilizations shows the stage of evolution at which‚ the civilization

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    and children is too big of an obstacle for most people to overcome and so many disregard devoting their life to God by way of becoming a priest. Unless a solution is found to make the priesthood more attractive to individuals‚ the problem of priestless parishes will not only remain‚ but worsen. Priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church has traditionally been a respected and highly praised lifestyle‚ with many regarding it as the “highest”

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    BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY

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    BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY Buddhism is one of the most remarkable development of Indian thought. It is an offshoot of later Vedic thought. Buddhism is founded on the rejection of certain orthodox Hindu Philosophical concepts. It has many philosophical views with Hinduism‚ such as belief in Karma‚ a cause and effect relationship between all that has being done and all that will be done. Events that occur are held to be direct results of previous events. The ultimate goal for both is to eliminate Karma

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