Essays on India

Luxury of Islamic Art Luxury of Islam art includes vegetal and floral art, geometrical art and calligraphy. The use of this form of art "conditioned to some extent by the Islamic prohibition of the imitation of living creatures" (Saoud). The artwork did not have a representation of life in them. For...

Rembrandt's Inspiration from Mughal Art Rembrandt van Rijn studied a collection of Indian drawings for a long period. He made a creation of the Mughal Empire including the courtiers, princes, and emperors despite him being from a different culture. He carefully studied the jewelry, clothing, and physiognomy of the Indian rulers...

Mahatma Gandhi was a remarkable individual in the 20th century because of his ability to combine his personal convictions with the political climate in India. He thought it was his particular duty to guide India's people toward independence. (Gandhi and Judith, 64). As a result, he made an effort to...

The final centuries BCE are the center of the second episode of Michael Wood's journey through Indian history. This is primarily the arrival of the Greeks, the era of Buddha and Emperor Ashoka, one of the most important people in world history. Alexander the Great's incursion was protested by the...

Caste as a Political Force in India In India, membership in a social group known as a caste is decided by birth. The social group s members frequently marry other members of the same social group, and they share comparable political preferences. (Cordaux 233). The social organization is concerned about some...

An ethnic group known as the Malayali An ethnic group known as the Malayali can be found primarily in Kerala, a mountainous area of India. There are reportedly 35 million people who know Malayalam as their first language. Their history can be traced back to the 16th century, when they first...

Nehru and His Influence on World History Nehru was a native of India. While incarcerated, he recorded what her daughter Indira needed to know about history in a number of unofficial messages to her. The letters culminated in the book "Glimpses of World History," which he penned in 1934 and covered...

The Malayali people, a distinct ethnic community in India's southern state of Kerala, are well-known for living there. Malayalam is the name of the language and customs of the Malayali people. Three facets of the Malayali people's society have evolved in relation to their various religious categories. The Syrian Christians...

According to United Nations estimates from 2016, India is the world's second most populous country after China, with an estimated 1,326,801,576 inhabitants. As a result, it is anticipated that the population would surpass China's by 2050, reaching 1.7 billion. The current rate of population increase is 1.2%. The Indian population...

Hinduism, the dominant faith in India, has a five thousand year history. Hinduism is a highly complicated ancient religion that is distinguished by facts that make it an extraordinarily diversified religion that has been separated along the lines of language, case, geography, and community (Lipner 5). It is said that...

A mordant dye must have been used to make an antique blue textile: False. The old blue cloth was created of indigo, a natural color collected from the Indigo plant, which is mostly found in India and Southeast Asia (Zady). Because the blue color is generated from plants that are...

Several countries transitioning from third-world to emerging markets Several countries who were formerly classified as third-world countries in terms of development have improved their economy and are now classified as emerging markets or nations. India is one of the countries that has made significant economic progress in recent years. The country's...