Social and Economic Conditions of the Rigvedic and Later Vedic Periods. The Early Vedic economy was mainly pastoral and cow was the most ...

Chalukyas of Vatapi:  After the decline of the Gupta Empire, Magadh, as a seat of power, also declines. In North India, apart from Harshvardhan word has no ...

Ajanta Paintings:  The Ajanta Paintings developed under the Shungas, the Kushanas, the Guptas, the Vakatakas and the Chalukyan Kingdoms. The Ajanta ...

During the Nehru era, these were two broad Models of democracy. The first was the liberal democratic model which valued individual liberty, freedom of ...

The importance of coins and inscriptions as a source for history writing is very much. As compare to the literary sources, there are very little chances of ...

The most important change in the economic field during the Post Gupta period came due to the practice of land grant. The land grants and the rise of ...

Dhamma: Ashoka was one such ruler of India, who made many efforts for the moral development of the people. The ideas which made moral progress possible ...

Marginal Productivity theory: Marginal Productivity theory is a bold attempt to explain the determination of rewards of various factors of production. It ...

Consumer Equilibrium:  Every consumer aims at a spending his income in a way that gives him maximum satisfaction. When a consumer gets maximum satisfaction ...

Entropy Law:  Entropy Law is a formal recognition of the powerlessness mentioned above. In fact, it is one of the fundamental laws of nature and we ...