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Why were the trade unions formed?
Trade Unions were formed by the workers because they possessed no means of production of their own, i.e. they were propertyless and their labour power which is inseparable from them could only be withdrawn from production in sufficient strength when it was organised.
Trade Unions were formed by the workers because they possessed no means of production of their own, i.e. they were propertyless and their labour power which is inseparable from them could only be withdrawn from production in sufficient strength when it was organised.
See lessIn which year king of Garhwal Pradyuman Shah died?
1. 1804 AD
2. 1806 AD
3. 1807 AD
4. 1808 AD
Correct Answer - Option 1 : 1804 ADThe correct answer is 1804 AD.Pradhyumna ShahHe was the last and 54th ruler of the Garhwal Kingdom until the kingdom was independent.Before ruling the Garhwal, he was the king of Kumaon from 1779 to 1785.He died during the Battle of Khurbura against the Gorkhas inRead more
Correct Answer – Option 1 : 1804 AD
The correct answer is 1804 AD.
- Pradhyumna Shah
- He was the last and 54th ruler of the Garhwal Kingdom until the kingdom was independent.
- Before ruling the Garhwal, he was the king of Kumaon from 1779 to 1785.
- He died during the Battle of Khurbura against the Gorkhas in 1804.
- Battle of Khurbura
- The battle of Khurbura occurred in May 1804 near the modern-day village, Khurbhura.
- The battle is regarded as the first major attack in the history of the Garhwal Kingdom that triggered between Gorkhas forces and Maharaja Pradyumna Shah and continued for 13 days until the Garhwal King was defeated.
- It is chiefly regarded as the only defeat of his life and the victory of Gorkhas.
- This area is now administered by the Dehradun authorities of Uttarakhand state.
- Gharwal Kingdom
- The kingdom was divided into two parts during British rule namely; the princely state of Garhwal and the Garhwal District of British India.
- It was founded in 823 AD by Kanak Pal.
- It was the kingdom in the modern-day Uttarakhand state.
See lessWhere are the cave inscription found in Rewa?
1. Kyoti
2. Bichia
3. Kewra
4. Pachmarhi
Correct Answer - Option 1 : KyotiThe correct answer is Kyoti.The fort of Kyoti is 22 miles away from Rewa in the northeastern direction in the Sirmour tehsil.Near the fort is the 33 feet Kyoti falls in which the water flows from the Mahanadi.The history of the Kyoti dynasty begins with the 18th KingRead more
Correct Answer – Option 1 : Kyoti
The correct answer is Kyoti.
- The fort of Kyoti is 22 miles away from Rewa in the northeastern direction in the Sirmour tehsil.
- Near the fort is the 33 feet Kyoti falls in which the water flows from the Mahanadi.
- The history of the Kyoti dynasty begins with the 18th King of Rewa, Veer Singh Dev. King Shahalvahan had two sons, Veer Singh Dev and Nagmal Dev.
- Veer Singh Dev ascended the throne while Nagmal Dev got the state of Kyoti. Hence the fort of Kyoti is believed to be built by Nagmal Dev and its architecture also suggests the same.
- In the year 1857 a fierce battle was fought between Thakur Rannmat Singh and the British Col. Aswan in this fort.
- Ahead of the Fort lies a small cave through which a stream flows whose origin is unknown.
- The cave has a piece of broken idol on which Gajlakshmi, Ganesh and Vishnu are inscribed in a sitting posture. Above the inscription three male figures have been drawn.
- The fort has been declared as a conserved monument. Near the fort are some small temples and below are two rock cut caves, one having a Shivlinga on the outer rock are carved designs of Buddhist stupas indicating that there caves must have been used at one time by Buddhist monks.
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