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Multiple choice question 1. Communalism is a great threat to .. state. (a) Secular (b) Communist (c) Religious (d) Caste Ans. (a) Secular For Part-1 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-1 For Part-2 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-2 For Part-3 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-3 For Part-4 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-4 2. Communalism denotes .. between different religious groups. (a) Disharmony (b) Antagonism (c) Harmony (d) None Ans. (b) Antagonism 3. The antagonism practiced by the people of one community against the people of other community and religion can be termed as .. (a) Communalism (b) Secularism (c) Positivism (d) Regionalism Ans. (a) Communalism 4. .. are the main causes of communal tension. (a) Geographical causes (b) Historical cases (c) Social Causes (d) All the above A...

Elaborate on the Cuisines of West Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir Cuisines of West Bengal           Bengali cuisine generally involves a hot palette, using a large number of herbs, spices and roots in order to create dishes that are full of depth. However, these flavours can also be manipulated to create more delicate tastes, and it is important to note that dishes vary from region to region.           Due to Bengal’s location within the Ganges delta, causing the body of the land to be veined with rivers, fish is the dominant choice for those who are not vegetarian, with mutton and goat also popular choices across the region in West Bengal, but vegetable dishes are popular throughout. Shukto As the only region within the subcontinent of India to serve dishes over traditional courses during meal times, Bengal is interesting in its eating habits. Generally, there are about 5 or 6 different courses.        ...

India is case of unique mix of diverse religious practices.           India has no state religion, it is a secular state. It is the land where almost all the major religions of the world are practiced by their respective followers. Nevertheless, the religious diversity has been a major source of disunity and disharmony in the country. Among the major religions in India are: Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism. Zoroastrianism, Judaism and Bahaism are the religions with lesser following. Hinduism Hinduism is the religion of the majority in India. It comprises of Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Pre-Dravidian religious elements. The follower of Hinduism believes in the doctrine of ‘Karma’, ‘Dharma’, rebirth, immortality of soul, renunciation and salvation. Hinduism allows a number of possible conceptions of God. It also prescribes various alternative paths of attaining God. The Sakta, the Saiva, the Satnami, the Lingayat, the Kabirpanthi, the...

What are the Negative Impacts of Stratification and how it is affecting our Indian society? The Negative Impacts of Stratification are as follows: Stratification draws a clear-cut line of division in the society, leading to grouping and thus hampering the social solidarity. Stratification is dangerous for a multicultural and multiracial country like India. As more importance on own identity can harm the unity of the country. Stratification has led to many malpractice s like caste Based discrimination, untouchability, clashes and murders, leading to poverty and backwardness. A gap has been formed between the rich and the poor, which is very difficult to eradicate. Stratification has led to inequality in the society. Resulted in slavery and exploitation of human.           Stratification is beneficial to some section whereas devastating for another. It has led to troubles but also has made things easier to understand. Like every other phenomenon, Stratificati...

Multiple Choice Questions (1) Sikh boys are baptized to wear .. (a) 5M'S (b) 5K'S (c) 5N'S (d) 5A'S Ans. (b) 5K'S For Part-1 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-1 For Part-2 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-2 For Part-3 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-3 For Part-5 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-5 (2) _____was the President of the Constituent Assembly. (a) Rajendra Prasad (b) Gandhiji (c) Ambedkar (d) Nehru Ans. (a) Rajendra Prasad (3) Family is the basic _______ of Indian society. (a) Organization (b) Institution (c) Association (d) Community Ans. (a) Organization (4) MNC refers to .. (a) Most Non Corrupt (b) Multi National Community (c) Multi National Company (d) None of the above Ans. (c) Multi National Company (5) Mc Donald belongs to the category of .. (a) Food (b) Cars (c) Leathers (d) Elec...

Multiple Choice Questions 1. Geographical diversity is concerned to a. land and  building b. Rich and poor c. Politics d. Race and culture Ans. d. Race and culture For Part-2 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-2 For Part-3 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >> Text-3 For Part-4 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-4 For Part-5 of Culture & Diversity MCQs, Please click the below link >>  Text-5 2. South Indian language are referred to as a. Aryan b. Mauryan c. Dravidian d. Foreign Ans. c. Dravidian 3. North-eastern states are formed mainly on the basis of a. Tribes  b. Language c. Wealth d. None of them Ans. Tribes 4. Which one of these is not a festival a. Deepavali b. Moharrum c. Bakri-eid d. Dussera Ans. Dussera 5. Wheat is not used for making a. Roti b. Kulcha c. Naan d. Dosa Ans. d. Dosa 6. Islam and Christianity entered India due to a....