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FOREWORD 
LIST OF MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS 

Chapter 1

• THE STUDY OF INDIAN HISTORY

Chapter 2

• ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY WRITING
• Indian Tradition of History Writing - Early Foreigners Christian Missionaries and Enlightenment-Imperialist Historiography - Nationalist Approach-Marxist School of History - Multi-Disciplinary Approach 

Chapter 3

• THE SOURCES OF ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY
• Literary Sources-Foreign Accounts-Archaeological Sources-Archaeological, Monuments, Excavations and Explorations

Chapter 4

• THE GEOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND OF INDIAN HISTORY 
• The Himalayas-Indo-Gangetic-Brahmaputra Plain-The Deccan Plateau and Central India-Climate-The Geography of India as Described in Ancient Indian Literature-Influences of Geography on Indian History 

Chapter 5

• THE STONE AGE CULTURES 
• Introduction-Age of the Earth-Early Humans-Earliest Palaeolithic Tools-Palacolithic Cultures-Mesolithic Culture-Prehistoric Rock Art 

Chapter 6

• THE NEOLITHIC AGE: THE BEGINNING OF SETTLED LIFE 

Chapter 7

• THE CHALCOLITHIC CULTURES OP INDIA
• Trade and Commerce-Religious Beliefs-Technology Copper Hoard Culture-OCP Culture 

Chapter 8

• THE HARAPPAN CIVILIZATION
• Town Planning Materials Used in Buildings-Types of Buildings-Public Buildings-Streets and Drains-Crafts and Industries-Trade and Commerce-Weights and Measures-Transport and Travel-Agriculture-ArtsScript-Religion-Social Stratification and Political SetupDisposal of the Dead-Chronology-Decline-Late Harappan Cultures

Chapter 9

• THE VEDIC CIVILIZATION
• The Vedas - The Brahmanas-Aranyakas and Upanishads Authorship of the Vedic Literature-Age of Rig Veda-Rig Vedic Geography-Rig Vedic States-Polity and Administration Society-Education-Food and DrinksEconomic Life-Religion and Philosophy-The Question of the Aryan Invasion-Harappan Civilization and the Rigveda

Chapter 10

• THE LATER VEDIC AGE
• Geography and the New Political States-Polity and Administration Social System-Economic Life-EducationReligion and Philosophy-Science and Technology 

Chapter 11

• FRUITION OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY
• aisesika-Nyay-Samkhya-Yoga-Mimamsa-Vedanta 

Chapter 12

• THE EVOLUTION OF JANISM AND BUDDHISM
• Jainism-Buddhism 

Chapter 13

• MAHAJANAPADAS TO NANDAS
• Mahajanapadas-The Rise of Magadha-Sisunaga-Nanda Dynasty-Foreign Invasions-Persian Conquest of Indian Borderland-Alexander's Campaign-Alexander's RetreatImpact of Alexander's 

Chapter 14

• Campaign THE MAURYAS
• Chandragupta Maurya-Bindusara-Ashoka-Kalinga War and Its Impact-Ashoka's Dhamma-Ashoka's Place in History-Decline of the Mauryan Empire-Polity and Administration-City Administration Society and Culture-Economy-Art and Architecture 

Chapter 15

• THE AGE OF SUNGAS AND SATVAHANAS
• The Meghavahanas of Kalinga-Some Tribal Republics Satavahanas of Deccan-The Epoch of Foreign InvadersThe Indo-Greeks-The Parthians-The Sakas-The Kushanas 

Chapter 16

• THE EARLY HISTORY OF Sorts INDIA
• The Megalithic Phase in South India-The Early History - Cholas-Pandyas-Cheras

Chapter 17

• SOCIETY, ECONOMY AND CULTURE DURING THE SUNGAS AND THE SATVAHANAS 
• Language and Literature-Sangam Literature Social Conditions-Family Life-Religions-Buddhism-JainismVedic Religion-Economic Condition-Art and Architecture Sculpture-Science and Technology-India and her relation with outside World 

Chapter 18

• IND FROM THE GUPTAS TO HARSHA
• Emergence of the Guptas-Samudragupta Chandragupta Il-Kumaragupta II-Skandagupta Decline of the Guptas-North India after the Guptas Harsha-Deccan and South India 

Chapter 19

• SOCIETY, ECONOMY AND CULTURE FROM THE GUPTAS TO HARSHA
• Polity and Administration
• Language and Literature
• Tamil Literature-Foreign
• Accounts-Economic
• Condition Religions-Buddhism-Jainism-Hinduism-Vaishnavism
• Saivism-Art and Architecture-Sculptures-Paintings
• Science and Technology-Astronomy-MedicineMetallurgy 

Chapter 20

• INDIA AFTER HARSHA
• Gurjara Pratiharas-Palas-RashtrakutasTripartite Struggle

Chapter 21

• THE HISTORY OF KAMARUPA SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN THE POST HARSHA PERIOD 

Chapter 22

• SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN THE POST HARSHA PERIOD 
• Language and Literature Society-Economic Life-Religion and Philosophy-Education-Art and Architecture 

Chapter 23

• CULTURAL INTERACTIONS WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOUTH EAST ASIA
• Central Asia and China-Sri Lanka-Mayanmar-South East Asia-Art and Architecture

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Australia Wins ICC World Cup 2015

• Australia on 29 March 2015 won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 for the record fifth time. In the final match Australia defeated co-hosts of the tournament, New Zealand by 7 wickets played at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Australia.

• In the final match, New Zealand had won the toss and had chosen to bat first. They had set the target of 183 runs to Australia after losing all wickets in the 45th over. Australian team easily overhauled the target in the 34th over with 7 wickets in hand.

• In the final match, Australian bowlers James Faulkner and Mitchell Johnson had bagged 3 wickets each, while Mitchell Starc had claimed two wickets. Captain Michael Clarke had scored 74 runs and Steve Smith 56 runs. Previously, Australia had won the Cricket World Cup in 1987, 1999, 2003 and 2007. It was first time of New Zealand to enter final of Cricket World Cup. In the previous world cup’s they were defeated for six times in the semi-finals.

NZ Bags Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament 2015

• New Zealand has won the 24th edition of Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament 2015 for second time. In the final match, New Zealand defeated World Champions Australia by 3-1 goals in the penalty shoot-out. In regulation 60 minutes time, both teams had tied at 2-2 goals. Earlier, New Zealand had won the Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament in 2012. It is third time Australia came as runner-ups position in tournament (1999, 2006 and 2015). India won the bronze i.e. finished third by defeating South Korea by 4-1 goals in the penalty shoot-out after both the teams were tied at 2-2 at regulation time.

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• Pakistan’s cricket chiefs named batsman Azhar Ali as the national side’s new One-Day International captain, despite the fact that he has not made the 50-over team in more than two years. The 30-year-old replaces Misbah-ul-Haq, who retired from ODIs following Pakistan’s World Cup quarterfinal exit at the hands of eventual champion Australia.
• Ali has played just 14 ODIs, the most recent in January 2013, when he contributed two with the bat as Pakistan beat arch-rival India by 85 runs at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens. Ali was also named as vice-captain for the Test side, which Misbah will continue to lead, while big-hitting all-rounder Shahid Afridi stays on as T20 skipper.

Dr. Nasim Zaidi

• The President has appointed the senior-most Election Commissioner, Dr. Nasim Zaidi as the Chief Election Commissioner in the Election Commission. Dr. Nasim Zaidi has assume the charge of office of the Chief Election Commissioner on 19th April, 2015 vice Shri Harishankar Brahma consequent upon his demitting the office of the Chief Election Commissioner on the 18th April, 2015.