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A Peep into Political & Cultural History of Ancient & Medieval India by Raj Malhotra (S Chand Publishing) is a complete guide for UPSC & State PCS aspirants. Covering Ancient History (Indus Valley, Mauryan, Gupta periods), Medieval History (Delhi Sultanate, Mughals, Marathas), and Indian Culture (art, architecture, dance, literature, festivals), this book is essential for Prelims and Mains. Written in a clear, exam-focused style, it helps in conceptual understanding and answer writing. Ideal for UPSC CSE, State PCS, and other competitive exams, this book is a trusted resource for mastering India’s political and cultural heritage.
Yes, the book is designed to cover both Prelims (objective questions) and Mains (descriptive answers). It includes factual details for Prelims and analytical insights for Mains, especially in Indian culture and historical developments.
Absolutely. The book is fully aligned with the latest UPSC syllabus, covering Ancient, Medieval, and Indian Culture as per the GS Paper 1 requirements.
While the book primarily focuses on textual content, it includes important maps, timelines, and tables for better retention of historical events and cultural developments.
Yes, the book is equally beneficial for State PCS exams, as it covers regional kingdoms, dynasties, and cultural aspects that are common in state-level exams.
While the book does not have separate revision notes, each chapter is structured with clear subheadings and key points for easy revision.
This book is more comprehensive than NCERTs, providing deeper insights, additional facts, and cultural context that are essential for UPSC. It can be used alongside NCERTs for better clarity.
The book focuses on content delivery rather than practice questions. However, the exam-oriented approach ensures that readers can directly apply knowledge to answer writing.
Yes, with its concise summaries, timelines, and key points, it serves as an excellent resource for revision and quick reference.
The book offers detailed explanations of these movements, their origins, spread, key figures, and their impact on Indian culture, essential for essay and descriptive answers.
While primarily a comprehensive reference guide, it includes key points, facts, and sometimes sample questions to help with revision, but it is not a question bank per se.
Yes, the book is designed to cover both Prelims (objective questions) and Mains (descriptive answers). It includes factual details for Prelims and analytical insights for Mains, especially in Indian culture and historical developments.
Absolutely. The book is fully aligned with the latest UPSC syllabus, covering Ancient, Medieval, and Indian Culture as per the GS Paper 1 requirements.
While the book primarily focuses on textual content, it includes important maps, timelines, and tables for better retention of historical events and cultural developments.
Yes, the book is equally beneficial for State PCS exams, as it covers regional kingdoms, dynasties, and cultural aspects that are common in state-level exams.
While the book does not have separate revision notes, each chapter is structured with clear subheadings and key points for easy revision.
This book is more comprehensive than NCERTs, providing deeper insights, additional facts, and cultural context that are essential for UPSC. It can be used alongside NCERTs for better clarity.
The book focuses on content delivery rather than practice questions. However, the exam-oriented approach ensures that readers can directly apply knowledge to answer writing.
Yes, with its concise summaries, timelines, and key points, it serves as an excellent resource for revision and quick reference.
The book offers detailed explanations of these movements, their origins, spread, key figures, and their impact on Indian culture, essential for essay and descriptive answers.
While primarily a comprehensive reference guide, it includes key points, facts, and sometimes sample questions to help with revision, but it is not a question bank per se.
