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The main occupation of the people of the indus valley civilization was:

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Consider the Following historical personalities

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The coin rupia was first issued by:

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Babar came to india originally from ________

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Which of the follo0wing battle was fought in 1192 AD?

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The indus valley people the use of:

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From which one of the following sites, was the famous Bull-seal of Indus Valley found?

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The first indian ruler to organise Haj pilgrimage at the expense of the state was:

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Mohenjcxiaro is also known as:

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Rice civilization is associated with harappan site of:

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The most famous musician at the court of Akbar was tansen. His original name was:

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The court language of mughals was:

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The first muslim ruler in india was

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Bernier Visited India during the regin of :

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There are similarities between the seals found at mohenjodaro and:

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Name the metals of the coins tanka,Shashgani and jital of the sultanate period:

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The delhi sultanate virtually ended due to the invasion of

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The "shahnama" was written by:

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Which of the following rulers died while playing "Chugan"?

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When did vasco da gama come to india?

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Who among the following Sultans of Delhi has been described by the historians as the 'mixture of opposites'?

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The famous poet Amir khusrau, nicknamed the "parrot of india" was the contemporary of all of the following except

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Who was the first and the last women ruler of delhi?

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Alauddin Khalji introduce market reforms:

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Al beruni came to india along with

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Indus valley civilization was spread over:

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The sultan of delhi who is reputed to have built the biggest network of canals in india was:

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The indus valley civilization belongs to the:

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The most famous court-poet (in hindi literature) of akbar was:

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The tools and weapons of Harappan civilization were mostly  made of:

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India's earliest contact with islam came through:

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which one of the following architectural features  was not brought by the turkish conquerors?

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The indus valley civilization is known as pre-aryan civilization because of the evidence of:

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Under the 19th amendent the number of senior judges in the judicial comission has been raised to_____

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The Arab conquest of Smh took place in:

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Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

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The great bath of the indus valley civilization was discovered in:

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The first Muslim Invasion of India was led by:

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The most famous musician at the court of Akbar was tansen. His original name was:

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Who laid the foundation of the first independent Turkish kingdom in india?

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The famous figure of a dancing girl found in the excavations of harappa was made up of:

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Who amongst the following sultans of the slave Dynasty reigned for the longest period?

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The tomb of babar is at (PMS 2006)

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During the mughal period which one of the following traders first came to india?

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The Great Granary of the Indus Valky Civilization has discovered at

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Mughal dynasty was to bahadur Shah zafar as lodi dynasty was to

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Which of the following englishmen was honoured by jahangir with the title of 'khan'?

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timur invaded india During the regin of:

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The founder of the first  Afghan dynasty in india was:

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Who among the following was not a slave before he became a king?

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