DIADEMY IAS PRESENTS ANCIENT INDIA HISTORY NECRT, WHERE WE HAVE COVERED MOST IMPORTANT TOPICS BASED ON THE UPSC SYLLABUS. CHAPTER 4: THE STONE AGE FROM ANCIENT INDIA HISTORY NECRT Periodical Division of Indian Ancient History NCERT Palaeolithic Period: 2 million BC – 10,000 BC Mesolithic Period: 10,000 BC – 8000 BC Neolithic Period: 8000 BC

GEOGRAPHY NCERTs – CLASS 6TH, 7TH, 8TH INDEX Sn. No. Name of the Topic ( GEOGRAPHY NCERT) Page No. CLASS VI   The Earth in the Solar System 3 Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes 4 Motions of the Earth 5 Major Domains of the Earth 7 Major Landforms of the Earth 9 Our Country- India 10

ART & CULTURE NCERT  INDEX Chapter No. Name of the Topic Page No 1.  Pre- Historic Rock Paintings 2 2. Arts of the Indus Valley 4 3. Arts of the Mauryan period 6 4. Post Mauryan Trends in Indian Art and Architecture 8 5. Later Mural Traditions 17 6. Temple Architecture and Sculpture 20 7.

INDUSTRY Industrial Policies since independence- Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR) of 1948- Mixed economy and socialist pattern Protection→ cottage and small-scale industries Industrial classification- four categories– Industries with exclusive central govt monopoly Mixed sector Controlled private sector Industries under private sector Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951- The advent of ‘license raj’ Three major controls– Licensing,

CERTIFICATE PHYSICAL AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY G.C. LEONG INDEX Sn. No. Name of the Topic Page No   Arid or Desert Landforms 2 Coastal Landforms 7 Island and Coral Reefs 12 Lakes 15 Landforms made by running water 17 Landforms of Glaciation 22 Limestone and Chalk Landform 27 The Earth and The Universe 28 The Earth’s

MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY CHP 1: INDIA & THE WORLD EUROPE(MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY) Roman empire broke into two by 6th century:  West, with capital at Rome, overwhelmed by Slav and Germanic tribesmen. (Roman empire). It followed Catholic Church. East, with capital at Constantinople, encompassed eastern Europe, Turkey, Syria and North Africa. (Byzantine Empire). The church of

  INDIAN ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE, AND POTTERY Chapter 1 Architecture Derived from the Latin word ‘tekton’ which means the builder Refers to construction and designing of buildings Depends primarily on engineering and measurements a mixture of various types of materials Sculpture Derived from Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root ‘kel’ which means ‘to cut or cleave Refers to smaller

Nitin Singhania CRUX: Art & Culture NITIN SINGHANIA’S ART& CULTURE STUDY MATERIAL: Sr no. Topics  PART A: VISUAL ARTS BY NITIN SINGHANIA 1. Indian Architecture, Sculpture and Pottery 2. Indian Paintings 3. Indian Handicrafts 4. UNESCO’s List of Tangible World Heritage Sites in India PART B: PERFORMING ARTS BY NITIN SINGHANIA 5. Indian Music 6.

S&T CRUX NOTES S&T CRUX NOTES MATERIAL: Sn.No. Name of the Topic Page No   Nanotechnology 2-4 Intro/ history Application Recent Biotechnology 5-9 Introduction Applications Types of Biotechnology Biotechnology  in India Defence Technology 10-24 DRDO Missile technology Indigenization of Technology Issues with DRDO Information and Communication Technology (ICT) 18-25 ICT- Introduction Use of ICT in

INDEX Chapter No. Name of the Topic Page No CLASS- VII 1.  Nutrition in Plants 3 2. Nutrition in Animals 5 4. Heat 8 5. Acids, Bases and Salts 9 6. Physical and Chemical Changes 10 10 Respiration in Organisms 11 11 Transportation in Animals and Plants 12 12 Reproduction in Plants 14 13 Motion

UPSC IAS Notes PDF – FREE DOWNLOAD (Note – file size is heavy so we suggest you to use laptop/desktop to download the files) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD – PART 1 – REVISION NOTES (STATIC) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD – PART 2 – REVISION NOTES (STATIC) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD – CURRENT AFFAIRS (PART 1)

  Shankar Ias Environment: Serial No. PART-I ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGY Ecology Functions of an Ecosystem Terrestrial Ecosystem  Aquatic Ecosystem Environment Pollution Renewable Energy Environmental Issues Environment Impact Assessment PART-II BIODIVERSITY Biodiversity Indian Biodiversity Schedule Animals of WPA, 1972 Animal Diversity of India Plant Diversity of India Marine organisms Protected Area Network Conservation Efforts PART-III CLIMATE CHANGE

  A. The Portuguese in India-1498: Spectrum Modern History  1. Quest for and Discovery of a Sea Route to India In 1453, Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks Red Sea trade route was a state monopoly from which Islamic rulers earned tremendous revenues. Land routes to India were also controlled by the Arabs. Fifteenth-century-spirit of

CHAPTER 5 – “UNION AND IT’S TERRITORY“ Articles 1 to 4 •    Part 1 of the Constitution •    “Union and its Territory” Article 1 •      Name and Territory of the union •      India, that is, Bharat is a union of states •      States are dividing only for administrative convenience

CHAPTER 4 – “PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUTION“ The preamble of the Constitution  What is Preamble? •              An Introduction/Preface to the constitution. •              Holds the essence of the Constitution.   Our Preamble •              Based on the objectives Resolution •              Reveals that the constitution derives its authority from the People of India ( It starts from we

CHAPTER 3 – “SALIENT FEATURES OF THE CONSTITUTION“ FEATURES OF THE CONSTITUTION 1. Lengthiest written Constitution Till 2016 it has a preamble, 46s Articles, 25 Parts & 12 Schedules Why is it so lengthy? •              It’s for a very vastness and diverse country. •              Single constitution for the whole country (except J & K) •

CHAPTER 2 – “MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION” DEMAND FOR  CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY •              In 1934 – MN Roy – 1st time put the Idea of Constituent Assembly. •              In 1935 – INC – demanded a CA to frame the const. of India. •              In 1938 – J.L Nehru on the behalf of INC declare. •              Finally,