With reference to the religious practices in India, the “Yapaniya” sect belongs to:
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33%
Jainism
27%
Buddhism
34%
Ajivikas
7%
Shaivism
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Pushtimarg:
Pusti Bhakti is the grace of God and is of four kinds
Vallabhacharya’s philosophy came to be known as Pushtimarga (the path of grace).
1. Pravaha Pustibhakti worldly life but move with awareness to attain God
2. Maryada Pustibhakti withdrawing from the world and devote themselves to God
3. Pusti-Pustibhakti enjoying God's grace and attempt to acquire knowledge.
4. Suddha-Pustibhakti devotes themselves to the singing and praising of God
According to this philosophy, Krishna is the supreme being, the source of everything that exists, human soul is imbued with Krishna's divine light and spiritual liberation results from Krishna's grace.
The school rejects ascetic lifestyle, and cherishes householder lifestyle wherein the followers see themselves as participants and companions of Krishna and their daily life as an ongoing rasalila of his creation.
Its followers – called Pushtimargis or Pushtimargiya Vaishnavas – are generally found in northern and western India, particularly in and around Rajasthan and Gujarat, as well as its regional diaspora around the world.
The Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara – north of Udaipur – is their main shrine, that traces its origin in 1669, when the subtradition lived in fear and felt persecuted by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
This Nathdwara temple is one of the wealthiest and more elaborate shrines of Krishna in India
Pusti Bhakti is the grace of God and is of four kinds
Vallabhacharya’s philosophy came to be known as Pushtimarga (the path of grace).
1. Pravaha Pustibhakti worldly life but move with awareness to attain God
2. Maryada Pustibhakti withdrawing from the world and devote themselves to God
3. Pusti-Pustibhakti enjoying God's grace and attempt to acquire knowledge.
4. Suddha-Pustibhakti devotes themselves to the singing and praising of God
According to this philosophy, Krishna is the supreme being, the source of everything that exists, human soul is imbued with Krishna's divine light and spiritual liberation results from Krishna's grace.
The school rejects ascetic lifestyle, and cherishes householder lifestyle wherein the followers see themselves as participants and companions of Krishna and their daily life as an ongoing rasalila of his creation.
Its followers – called Pushtimargis or Pushtimargiya Vaishnavas – are generally found in northern and western India, particularly in and around Rajasthan and Gujarat, as well as its regional diaspora around the world.
The Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara – north of Udaipur – is their main shrine, that traces its origin in 1669, when the subtradition lived in fear and felt persecuted by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
This Nathdwara temple is one of the wealthiest and more elaborate shrines of Krishna in India
Which one of the following statements is not correct with reference to Samudragupta?
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16%
The Allahabad Pillar Inscription states that he had followed the policy of conquests.
22%
He followed the policies of Grahana and Moksha with respect to South Indian Kings.
36%
The Bhitari pillar inscription portrays his military victories against foreign invaders.
25%
The Kashmir region remained outside his direct control at the end of his reign.
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Candidates will have the option to answer all the question papers, except the Qualifying Language Papers, Paper-A and Paper-B, in any one of the languages included in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India or in English.
Notwithstanding this, the Candidate will have the choice to write the Optional Papers in English also if candidates opt to write Paper I-V except the Qualifying Language Papers,
Paper-A and Paper-B, in any one of the language included in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of
India
Notwithstanding this, the Candidate will have the choice to write the Optional Papers in English also if candidates opt to write Paper I-V except the Qualifying Language Papers,
Paper-A and Paper-B, in any one of the language included in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of
India
Which of the following Buddhist sites contain the stone portrait that is considered to be the only surviving image of the Ashoka and had the inscription ‘Raya Asoko’ in Brahmi on it ?
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8%
Gujjara
16%
Nettur
26%
Kandahar
51%
Kanaganahalli
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39,000 compliances have been reduced and more than
3,400 legal provisions have been decriminalized.
For furthering the trust-based governance, we have introduced the Jan Vishwas Bill to amend 42 Central Acts. This Budget proposes a series of measures to unleash the potential of our economy.
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Narsimhavarman I or Mamalla is well known for his temple-building activities. In the Mahendra style, they are thick, heavy and cubical in shape with corbel capitals. As a departure, this style displays their better proportion. They are tall, slender, more ornamented and appear elegant.
On their base, we find leogryph (lion-headed creature) or vyala motif. These simha vyalas are shown in a seated position providing support to the pillars.
Hence, this style introduced a very vital feature of the Pallava architecture i.e. the pillars adorned with simha vyala images.
A crucial development in the field of Pallava architecture occurred during this style.
It witnessed a steady transition from the rock-cut style to the construction of monolithic structures. He is well-known for the construction of the seven pagodas or the monolithic rathas at ahabalipuram/Mamallapuram (Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu). These rathas are built out of monolithic rock.
These are 10 in number out of which the five rathas – commonly known as pancha pandava rathas – are of more significance. These pancha rathas are: the Draupadi ratha, Dharmaraja ratha, Bhima ratha, Arjuna ratha, and Nakul-Sahdeva
On their base, we find leogryph (lion-headed creature) or vyala motif. These simha vyalas are shown in a seated position providing support to the pillars.
Hence, this style introduced a very vital feature of the Pallava architecture i.e. the pillars adorned with simha vyala images.
A crucial development in the field of Pallava architecture occurred during this style.
It witnessed a steady transition from the rock-cut style to the construction of monolithic structures. He is well-known for the construction of the seven pagodas or the monolithic rathas at ahabalipuram/Mamallapuram (Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu). These rathas are built out of monolithic rock.
These are 10 in number out of which the five rathas – commonly known as pancha pandava rathas – are of more significance. These pancha rathas are: the Draupadi ratha, Dharmaraja ratha, Bhima ratha, Arjuna ratha, and Nakul-Sahdeva
.With reference to Jainism, 'Thera' can be defined as:
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11%
one who vows brahmacharya
18%
a lay worshipper
47%
chief preceptor of the Jaina order
23%
one who has taken monastic life
Prefer Ahmedabad as an UPSC Mains centre.
For ease & conveince related to Travel, Stay, Food & the centre.
For ease & conveince related to Travel, Stay, Food & the centre.
Reclining Buddha statue or image represents
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20%
Buddha after entering Parinirvana
40%
Buddha during his last illness
21%
Bodhisattvas after attaining knowledge
18%
Bodhisattvas after reaching nirvana