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Emperor Ashoka Maurya (ruled 268-232 BCE) was known by the title "Devanampriya Priyadarsi," meaning "Beloved of the Gods, He who looks on with affection." This title appears frequently in his rock and pillar edicts where he advocated for Dhamma (moral law), non-violence, and welfare policies. Ashoka's reign is considered one of the most significant in Indian history, marked by his transformation after the bloody Kalinga War, which led him to embrace Buddhism and principles of non-violence, compassion, and moral governance.
Which of the following Lok Sabha constituency of ArjunMunda?
In case of sugarcane, the planting material is obtained from:
Which of the following is the green algae?
Which of the following Veda mentions about music?
Which of the following Committees recommended to incorporate Fundamental Duties in the Constitution of India?
What is the maximum amount per eSwarna Monthly Gold Savings Plan?
In 1784, who discovered the composition of water through his experiment with hydrogen and oxygen?
How many Indian women won medals in the Arm-Wrestling Asian Championship?
What is the primary aim of the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)?
SIMBEX is an annual bilateral naval exercise conducted between which two countries?