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Publisher: UPSCPORTAL.COM Ancient Indian History (1-150) - The Prehistoric Period
- Harrapan Civilisation
- The Vedic Civilisation
- Religious Movements (6th Century B.C.)
- The Rise of the Magadha Kingdom (600 to 300 BC)
- The Mauryan Empire (325 BC -183 BC)
- Post-Mauryan (200 BC – 300 AD)
- The Sangam Age
- Gupta Empire (320-550 AD)
- Post-Gupta Period (550-750 AD)
- India During 300 – 700 A. D.
Medieval Indian History (1-138) -
Early Medieval India -
Delhi Sultanate -
Vijayanagar & Bahamani Empire -
Administration & Economy (1200 – 1526) -
Society, Culture & Religion (1200 – 1526) -
Regional Centres of Power -
Mughal Empire -
Mughal Administration & Economy -
Mughal Society, Culture & Religion -
The Maratha Age Modern Indian History (1-182) -
Eighteenth Century's India -
Advent of the Europeans & ascendance of the British -
Administration & Economy Under the Company Rule (1757-1857) -
Early Uprising , Revolt of 1857 & British Policies After 1857 -
The Indian Renaissance -
Indian National Congress -
Rise of Indian Nationalism -
Peasant & Trade Union Movements -
Development of Education & the Indian Press -
Gandhian Era (1917-1947) -
Towards Freedom -
Governor Generals and Viceroys -
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Biology
The Reproductive System INTRODUCTION The ability to reproduce is one of the unifying characteristics of all living things. Sexual reproduction produces offspring that are genetically different from their parents.Asexual reproduction produces offspring genetically identical to their parent. ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION - Asexual reproduction allows an organism to rapidly produce many offspring without the time and resources committed to courtship, finding a mate, and mating.
- Fission, budding, fragmentation, and the formation of rhizomes and stolons are some of the mechanisms that allow organisms to reproduce asexually.
- The hydra produces buds;
- starfish can regenerate an entire body from a fragment of the original body.
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