2. The name of this embroidery from Punjab literally means ‘flower-craft’. _________________________

3. This embroidery technique originated in Kashmir. __________________________

4. This special technique is used by the Dangasia community of the Saurashtra region of Gujarat to create beautiful fabric. __________________________

5. This art helps to paint a cotton fabric using natural dyes and a bamboo pen. _________________________

6. This embroidery technique uses gold and silver threads and sometimes precious gems like diamonds, emeralds and pearls. ______________________________

7. Pipli in Odisha is famous for this technique in which pieces of fabrics are sewn on a base fabric.__________________________

8. This embroidery technique originated

8. This embroidery technique originated in Lucknow. _______________________

1. This embroidery technique originated in the Kutch region of Gujarat. In this, a hook and silk threads are used to create patterns. __________________________

1. On 17 May 1540, Sher Shah Suri defeated Humayun at this historic site.

2. Which place is believed to be the site of the eighteen-day-long war mentioned in the epic, the Mahabharata?

3. The siege of this town in Karnataka led to the final defeat of Tipu Sultan.

4. In which place did the battle between the British East India Company and the French East India Company occur in 1760?

5. Where did the Mughal Emperor, Humayun, and the Afghan, Sher Shah Suri, fight a war for the first time, which resulted in the Mughal emperor’s defeat?

6. Which historically significant site is the location of the battle fought between Rana Pratap Singh and Raja Man Singh?

7. Write the name of the battlefield in which Siraj ud-Daulah’s army was defeated by the army of the East India Company.

8. Three very important battles in Indian history have been fought in this place. One of these battles led to the establishment of the Mughal Empire in India. Write the name of the battle.

1. Jallianwala Bagh Tragedy ___________________________________

2. Swaraj Party _______________________________________________

3. Khudai Khidmatgar Movement ______________________________

4. Two-Nation Theory _________________________________________

5. Indian National Army _______________________________________

6. Quit India Movement _______________________________________

7. Anti–Simon Commission Procession _________________________ (Leader who was wounded by fatal lathi charges)

8. Home Rule League __________________________________________

9. Hindustan Socialist Republican Party _________________________

10. Assertive Nationalism _______________________________________

11. Ghadar Party _______________________________________________

13. All India State People’s Congress ____________________________

14. Ismaili Movement __________________________________________

15. Hindustan Socialist Republican Association __________________

12. Khilafat Movement _________________________________________

1. Twin flowers in grass: _____________

2. Elephant:  _____________

3. Bicycle: __________________

4. Sickle and hammer: ________________________

5. Lotus: _____________________

6. Palm of hand: __________________

7. Clock: ____________________

2. This monument is famous for the dense, dark maze called the ‘Bhool Bhulaiya'. __________________________

3. The Shaking Minarets in Gujarat are known for an interesting fact-if one of them is shaken, then the other trembles as well. Which mosque are they a part of? ___________________________

4. He is considered one of the greatest British architects of the twentieth century and was the main architect of the Rashtrapati Bhawan and India Gate in Delhi. ___________________________

5. Write the name of the painter and sculptor who designed the building of the Belgium Embassy in New Delhi. ___________________________

1. It is one of the major ancient Buddhist centres in India. Its foundation stone in Madhya Pradesh was laid by Asoka the Great in the third century BCE. _____________________

1. It is believed that there are around 450 members of this tribe. They live in Rutland Island and South Andaman Island. ________________

3. They are a small pastoral tribe that resides in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu. They traditionally worship the water buffalo.

4. These people form one of the largest tribal groups in the world. Raj, Madia, Dhurve and Khatulwar are the four sub-tribes of this tribe.

5. These people inhabit the eastern part of Meghalaya. Along with Garo and Jaintia tribes, they form majority of the state population. The traditional male dress is a longish, sleeveless coat without a collar, fastened by thongs in front, called a ‘jymphong’

2. They live in over 50 hill villages in Arunachal Pradesh and this Himalayan hill tribe has a reputation for being fierce warriors. The name of the tribe means ‘hill man’. The tribe is divided into two main divisions, the Bogum and Onai.