Which of these photos shows Mahatma Gandhi, one of the founders of India's modern statehood and an advocate of pacifism as means of political influence?
pixabay.com What's the name of the cause (in a cause and effect relation) which is based on the assumption that our deeds influence and create our future experience and in consequence everyone's responsible for their life, as well as for the happiness and pain they bring on for themselves and others?
flickr.com The popular Indian flatbread made with yeast and flour, shaped to resemble a teardrop and baked in a special round clay oven is called:
wikipedia.org Britain fought to establish its influence in India, slowly gaining control over the country. India was often called "the jewel in the crown of the British Empire". When did Queen Victoria become the Empress of India?
pixabay.com The holy scriptures of Hinduism command believers to be vegetarians and say that whoever eats meat or takes part in its preparation, is guilty of killing the animal from which the meat came.
wikipedia.org Indira Gandhi was an Indian politician and the Prime Minister from 1966 to 1977 and then from 1980 to 1984. Was she Mahatma Gandhi’s daughter?
Indira Gandhi (née Nehru) married Feroze Gandhi and adopted her husband’s last name. He was not Mahatma Gandhi’s relative. Next
pixabay.com Yoga is one of the six orthodox systems of Indian philosophy – i.e. those that accept the authority of Vedas. It studies the connection and relation between the mind and the body. The body positions in yoga are called:
