India’s road network has grown 60% in a decade, making it the world’s 2nd largest—overtaking China and closing in on the US.
Highway construction pace surged from 12 km/day (2014-15) to 34 km/day (2023-24), with top networks in Maharashtra, UP, Assam, Karnataka, and MP.
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Highway construction pace surged from 12 km/day (2014-15) to 34 km/day (2023-24), with top networks in Maharashtra, UP, Assam, Karnataka, and MP.
#IndiaRoadRevolution #60PercentGrowth #WorldsSecondLargestRoadNetwork #InfrastructureIndia #HighwayBoom
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#HISTORY@GSANDGA Mauryan Rule
Correct Answer: (b) Ashoka designated these edicts as Dhammalipi
🧾 Explanation:
Emperor Ashoka referred to his inscriptions as Dhammalipi, meaning "inscriptions of Dhamma". These edicts were used to promote moral values and ethical conduct. They were written in various scripts and languages depending on the region, and they mostly reflect Ashoka’s policies post-Kalinga war.
🧾 Explanation:
Emperor Ashoka referred to his inscriptions as Dhammalipi, meaning "inscriptions of Dhamma". These edicts were used to promote moral values and ethical conduct. They were written in various scripts and languages depending on the region, and they mostly reflect Ashoka’s policies post-Kalinga war.
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Correct Answer: (a) Nagappattinam, Chinsura, Machilipatnam
🧾 Explanation:
The Dutch East India Company established trading posts in Nagappattinam (Tamil Nadu), Chinsura (West Bengal), and Machilipatnam (Andhra Pradesh) during the 17th century for spice and textile trade. These were among their most important settlements in India.
🧾 Explanation:
The Dutch East India Company established trading posts in Nagappattinam (Tamil Nadu), Chinsura (West Bengal), and Machilipatnam (Andhra Pradesh) during the 17th century for spice and textile trade. These were among their most important settlements in India.
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Article 11 – Parliament to regulate the right of citizenship by law
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Article 11 – Parliament to regulate the right of citizenship by law
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