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Essays on Ajanta And Ellora Caves
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- Aurangabad - Places To Visit
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ELLORA CAVES
The world-heritage listed cave temple of Ellora, about 30km from Aurangabad, are the culmination of Deccan rock-cut architecture. There are 34 caves...
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- Indian Culture And Art
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paintings were the rock paintings of the pre- historic times. Cave paintings of Ajanta and Ellora exhibits the love for nature and God. Madhubani painting, Rajputana...
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- Travel & Tourism
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India is a multi-racial and multi religious country. It is a purist State. It is a secular country where the people of all religions worship, without any let or hindrance...
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- Free Essay On Tourism In India
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Free essay on tourism in India
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"If you have money take an air ticket and see the world". So goes the modern adage. Every country goes out of its way to...
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- Famous Painters
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FAMOUS PAINTERS OF THE WORLD
Donatello (1386-1466)
Donatello was a Renaissance artist born in Florence, Italy. He was famous for his artwork in bas relief, a type of shadow...
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- Indian History And Geography
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
LATEST STUDY MATERIALS WITH KEY POINTS
THE UNIVERSE
SOLAR SYSTEM - STATISTICS
The solar system consists of the Sun and 9 planets
revolving...
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- Un And Its Contribution
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United Nations
The United Nations (UN) is an intergovernmental organization established on 24 October 1945 to promote international co-operation. A replacement for...
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- Our Culture Today
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So far Indian art and sculpture are concerned we have paintings at Ajanta and Ellora in Maharashtra. Miniture art is seen in Pahari, Rajput and Mughal paintings...
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- My Country
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Nagpur
(3) Thane
(4) Kolhapur
38 In which district of Maharashtra Ajantha- Ellora caves are located?
(1) Pune
(2) Ahmednagar
(3) Aurangabad
(4) Latur
39 Where is...
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- Metaphors In Plato's The Republic: The Sun, The Line And The Cave
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should be and not just how it is portrayed to him down in the depths of the cave with nothing but shadows and tricks of the light. So, too can this be said of humans...
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- Explain Plato's Use Of The Metaphor Of The Shadows In His Allegory Of The Cave.
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Explain Plato’s use of the metaphor of the shadows in his allegory of the cave.
In Plato’s analogy of the cave, he divulges that there are three men trapped, only able to...
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- Trapped In Death Cave Book Report
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RETELL 1-CHAPTERS 1-5
My name is Brian. I am going to tell you about the time I went to my family’s old cabin in Oklahoma. My friend Gary also has a big house near to...
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- Allegory Of The Cave
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and we don?t know how to do this, let?s go back to the cave. They rather go back in to the cave and be chained with darkness with not seeing the sun the moon. The...
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- The Cave
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In Plato’s the Allegory of the cave he explores the concept of education through the allegory of prisoners in the darkness. Most, people would agree that with out knowledge...
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- Hindu Time Line
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writes the Mimamsa Sutras.
ca -150: Ajanta Buddhist Caves are begun near present- ... carved out of a hill of rock at Ellora.
ca 750: Hindu astronomer and mathematician...
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CH. 5: Evaluate the white-ground vase painting technique and its uses.
White-ground vase painting became popular toward the middle of the 5th century BCE (134). The white...
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- Bodhisattva
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technical and thematic unity which was brought to bear on the works in
the Ajanta caves . It is true that works such as these show that "art
had reached the...
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- Role Of Media In Today's India
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Ancient India
In the 3rd millenium BCE, the Indus Valley Civilization evolved into the largest ancient civilization of the world.
The earliest anatomically modern human...
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- Violence
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Main article: Decline of Buddhism in India
Ancient India has no history of large scale religious violence.[7] However, King Pusyamitra of Sunga Empire is linked in...
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- Surreptitious Odysseus
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in the possession of the Cyclops because they trap themselves in his cave accidentally. When Polyphemus asks Odysseus’s name, he identifies himself as, “...
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- Robinson Crusoe
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of the island has many trees, wild pigs and other small animals and asmall cave in which Crusoe stores food. I walked about the shore lifting up my hands. Look...
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- Civilization: Savagery, Power, Fear
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book, once
the family has run away from the town, they are hiding in a cave when the
baby starts to cry letting the three hunters below know they are...
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- Sylvia Plath
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and tries to counterbalance her guilt with lavish decoration: “I have hung our cave with
roses,/ With soft rugs”. She goes on to glorify her...
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- Spiders
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that have only six, and there are
some with only two or four eyes. Some cave spiders have no eyes at all
and rely only on vibration. There are great...
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- Affluenza- An Unhappy Relationship With Money
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that we couldn't afford them. But, I was unrelenting and I finally got her to cave. Thus, although our family couldn't afford these shoes I got them and that's how...
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- Earthquakes
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same book, Poynter says "The Chinese believed that monsters lived in the
caves inside the earth. When the creatures fought, the surface of the earth trembled...
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- Viral Hemorrhagic Fever
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where Ebola was found in nature, they traced it
to Kitum Cave, in Zaire. As Colonel Gene
Johnson said, "I’m completely sure we...
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- Constructing a Revolution
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life, died in Moskow.
The Avant garde no longer had a base. A few caved in and became correct thinkers. A few escaped to other countries in Europe. Some...
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- Heroism In Beowulf
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A hero is one who is not only strong, but one who uses his strength to uphold others. A hero is humble, philanthropic, magnanimous and selfless, a humanitarian at best. In the unprecedented epic Beowulf, the tale’s namesake exemplifies every...
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