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A synagogue in Judaism community is house of worship that serves as a place for liturgical services and for assembly and study.

The treaty that was signed between Tipu Sultan and the British to end the third Anglo Mysore war is the Treaty of Srirangapatnam.

Details of the Treaty:
• The Treaty of Srirangapatnam was signed on March 22, 1792, between Tipu Sultan and the British East India Company.
• The treaty ended the third Anglo-Mysore war which had started in 1789.
• As per the treaty, Tipu Sultan had to cede half of his kingdom to the British.
• He had to pay a war indemnity of three crore rupees to the British.
• Two of Tipu Sultan's sons were taken hostage by the British as a guarantee for the payment of the indemnity.
• The treaty also provided for the establishment of British factories in Mysore and granted them a free passage for their trade through Mysore.
• The British were also given control of the city of Malabar and its surrounding areas.

Significance of the Treaty:
• The Treaty of Srirangapatnam marked the end of the military career of Tipu Sultan.
• It also marked the beginning of the British domination over South India.
• The treaty paved the way for the establishment of British rule in India.
• The treaty led to the weakening of Mysore and its eventual annexation by the British in 1831.

Hence, the correct answer is option 'C'.

The first place where people learnt to grow barley and wheat and rear sheep and goats for the first time is considered to be Mehrgarh.

Mehrgarh is an archaeological site located in the Balochistan province in Pakistan. It is regarded as one of the most important Neolithic sites in South Asia and has provided valuable insights into the early development of human civilization.

Some of the key features of Mehrgarh that make it an important site for the study of early human civilization include:

1. Agriculture: Mehrgarh is believed to be one of the earliest sites where people started to cultivate crops such as barley and wheat. The discovery of grain storage pits and grinding stones indicates that agriculture was an important part of life at Mehrgarh.

2. Domestication of animals: In addition to agriculture, Mehrgarh is also believed to be one of the earliest sites where people started to domesticate animals such as sheep and goats. The discovery of animal bones and figurines suggests that these animals were an important part of life at Mehrgarh.

3. Social organization: The discovery of large, multi-room structures at Mehrgarh suggests that people were living in complex, organized societies. The presence of figurines and other artifacts also suggests that art and religion were important aspects of life at Mehrgarh.

In conclusion, Mehrgarh is considered to be the first place where people learnt to grow barley and wheat and rear sheep and goats for the first time. Its importance in the study of early human civilization cannot be overstated, and it continues to be a valuable source of information for archaeologists and historians.

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C) Because construction of basement of Qutab minar was started by Qutbuddin Aibak , and later the construction taken over by Iltutmish . And in other hand ---
The two bands of inscriptions under the balcony of Qutab minar, are written in Arabic language. And
A large reservoir just outside Delhi-i-kuhna was constructed by Sultan Iltutmish , and named as 'Kings Reservoir ' .

A) running the secret Congress radio in the wake of quite india movement

(Correct Answer:- C)




The Indian National Congress (INC) party was established in 1885 and it grew to become one of the most important and prominent political parties in pre-independence India. The very first session of the Indian National Congress was held in 1885.

--(1929 Congress Session)--

In 1929 the Congress session was held at Lahore in 1929. This session was very significant because in this Lahore session the prominent party Indian National Congress, took the resolution of Poorna Swaraj or complete independence. In this the Indian tricolour flag was hoisted by Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru on the bank of the Ravi river.

Highlights of this session--

The Congress convention began in Lahore in December 1929 and Pandit Nehru was the president of the convention. He mentioned in this session that “there’s only one goal ahead of us, which is full freedom.”

The declaration of Purna Swaraj was propagated at the INC on 19th December 1992. In this session, members agreed that the Congress and Indian nationalists should fight for Purna Swaraj, or that they should rule itself entirely independently.

The Congress approved a motion for complete Independence and also the President of Congress hoisted the flag of “Complete Freedom on the bank of the Ravi on the midnight of 31 December 1929, in front of huge crowds.

This was the day when for the first time the nationalists unfurled the tricolour

Congress hence decided to observe 26th January, 1930 as the total independence or Purna Swaraj Day. This day was celebrated as independence day with enthusiasm and zeal, across the nation

Correct Answer:- C


After the Non-Cooperation Movement, British government itself provided an opportunity to the Indians for the revival of political agitation in the country. The British government announced the appointment of a statutory commission on November 8, 1927 and the constitution of the commission revived the political agitation in India.

The commission consisted of seven members of the British Parliament with John Simon as its Chairman. The most objectionable feature of the commission from the Indian point of view was its all British composition. Not a single Indian was considered fit to be included in the commission. The commission was to look into the functioning of the reforms introduced in India by the Act of 1919 and to enquire into the working of the growth of education in India.