MPPSC MAINS 2023 Paper-I

Points to Remember: Shah Turkan Khatun’s identity as a powerful woman in a patriarchal society. Her influence on the Ilkhanate period of Mongol history. The controversies surrounding her actions and legacy. Her role in politics, religion, and the arts. Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel Shah Turkan Khatun (c. 1220 – 1286) was a highly influential … Read more

Points to Remember: Naishthik is a concept rooted in Hindu philosophy and ethics. It emphasizes moral conduct and righteous action. It’s not a codified system but a guiding principle. Understanding Naishthik requires exploring its relationship with Dharma and Karma. Introduction: The term “Naishthik” (नैष्ठिक) doesn’t have a direct, single English translation. It’s a Sanskrit word … Read more

Points to Remember: Sadyodvaha’s meaning and historical context. Its significance in the context of ancient Indian society. Its relevance (or lack thereof) in modern society. Introduction: Subscribe on YouTube Sadyodvaha, a term derived from Sanskrit, translates literally to “moving together” or “mutual movement.” While not a widely known term in modern discourse, it holds significant … Read more

Points to Remember: Bhavanaga’s identity is shrouded in mystery and requires careful examination of available historical sources. The lack of definitive information necessitates an approach based on analyzing fragmented evidence and scholarly interpretations. The response will focus on exploring the various interpretations and potential identities associated with the name “Bhavanaga.” Introduction: The name “Bhavanaga” appears … Read more

Points to Remember: Ambashthas’ social standing in ancient India. Their occupations and skills. Their relationship with other castes. Their historical significance and contemporary relevance (if any). Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel The Ambashthas were a social group in ancient India whose precise position within the caste system remains a subject of scholarly debate. Ancient texts … Read more