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History of ancient Bihar Articles:
1: Sandrocottus: Chandragupta of the Greeks
SANDROCOTTUS an Indian king at the time of Sele...
By: William Smith
2: The Life of Ashoka Mauryan
In 324 BCE, Chandragupta, ruler of the Mauryan Empire set out ...
By: Carolyn Brown Heinze and Kevin Wold
3: Nalanda, the first residential University in the world
Started in the 2nd century AD Nalanda was the first residential University in the world. It was one of the world’s greatest Universities and...
By: Rajiv Trivedi
4: The Gupta Empire
The Classical Age refers to the period when most of North India was reunited under the Gupta Empire (ca. A.D. 3...
By: Shalini Singh
5: Ashoka The Great
Ashoka, grandson of Chandragupta, ruled from 269 to 232 B.C. and was one of India
By: Shalini Singh
6: The Mauryan Empire
By the end of the sixth century B.C., India's northwest w...
By: Shalini Singh
7: Mention of Magadha in vedic literature
The vast territory to the South of the Ganges and North of the Vindhya ranges extending...
By: Mahamahopadhyay Haraprasad Sastri
8: History of Ancient Bihar, India
The term Bihar originates from "VIHARA" (monastery) as hundreds of monasteries have been excavated be...
By: S. Singh
Bihar Related Articles:
Achieving Political Mileage Over Gharib (Poor)
Achieving political mileage through poor and deprived section of population without giving due attention to their desired growth have been the biggest drawback of modern democ...
By: K. K. Verma
Reasons for mass exodus of Biharies
Reasons for mass exodus of Biharies (who is to blame India or Nepal)Bihar state of India has always been in the headlines for mas...
By: Admin
The Mauryan Empire
By the end of the sixth century B.C., India's northwest was integrated into the Persian Ach...
By: Shalini Singh
Updated Bihar Related News:
India Maoists kill 11 villagers
India Maoists attack troops' camp
India in battle over GM aubergine
India rebels blow up rail track
India universities to lose status
Suspected Maoist rebels kill 11 people in an attack on a village in the eastern Indian state of Bihar.
India Maoists attack troops' camp
At least 24 troops are killed when armed Maoists attack paramilitary forces in India's West Bengal state, officials say.
India in battle over GM aubergine
The pro and anti-GM lobbies in India have locked horns over whether genetically modified aubergine should be grown there, reports Geeta Pandey.
India rebels blow up rail track
Maoist rebels blow up railway tracks in eastern India leading to a derailment of a goods train and disruption of services, officials say.
India universities to lose status
Students in India are worried about a government decision to strip 44 educational institutions of their university status.
