History

It is sheer pleasure to delve into the rich Indian history. Fascinating tales of bravery, splendour, beauty and chivalry are woven wonderfully to establish the mammoth history of one of the oldest civilisations of the world. Moreover who can forget the great struggle for Indian Independence that claimed the lives of numerous freedom fighters! 

Religion is an important facet of Indian culture. Then colossal temples are flooded with devotees throughout the year. The architecture and sculpture of the Indian temples are mesmerizing.  

Vast, alluring, luxuriant and captivating, the Indian flora and fauna is sure to grab attention to every outlander. The rainforests, wildlife reserves and several national parks make India one of the most bio-diverse regions. From dignified Royal Bengal tigers to the spiteful cobras; from the scorching deserts to the azure seas; India is a perfect haven for the flora and fauna to thrive.  

Indian literary tradition comprises of both oral and written works. Reckoned as the earliest seat of learning India has produced some of the most awe-inspiring Indian litterateurs. Every regional language in India has its own history of literature and collections of literary works. With the passage of time the themes and styles have changed. 

The diverse landscape and its vastness have made India a ‘sub-continent.’ Guarded on the northern frontier by the lofty Himalayan peaks, Thar Desert in the West, the Indian Ocean in the South and the Bay of Bengal in the East, India stands tall amidst the several other Asian countries. 

Puranas are the religious texts that deal with Indian myths and religious legends. Puranas symbolize powers and works of the Gods, and one ancient Sanskrit lexicographer, Amarasinha, writing in the fifth or sixth century A.D., defined a Purana as having five characteristic topics, or “pancalaksana”. 

The kernel of the existing administrative system of India, to a great extent, is rooted in the history of India under the colonial rule. The democratic nature of the Indian sub-continent has been engraved in its Constitution. A country that firmly believes that the government is ‘by the people, for the people, of the people’ the Indian administration decides and acts for all the citizens without any biases. While the Constitution of India is unique, the administration is predominantly divided into three divisions.

Education has always been the important tool to shape a career, but things have changed in the past few decades as the developed world has undergone a thorough change based upon information and knowledge. Nowadays, continuous career training and career education in India is no longer a plus but a need if you wish to progress in your career. 

This section will focus on the various approaches and issues relating to philosophy with special reference to Indian Philosophy.The old civilisation of India was a concrete unity of many-sided developments in art, architecture, literature, religion, morals, and science so far as it was understood in those days 

India is a land with a history and culture that goes back over 5000 years. Innumerable historical references , cities and monuments across the length and breadth of the country are a testimony to this rich cultural past. India`s museums offer visitors a rare opportunity to view over five millennia of concentrated culture under a single roof. 

This Indian language page lists the reference languages used in India. Most of the Indian languages have evolved from the Indo-European group of languages and There are eighteen national languages recognized by the Indian constitution and these are spoken in over 1600 dialects. India has a wide variety of local languages and in many cases the State boundaries have been drawn on linguistic lines.