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The term “Rajadharma” in ancient Indian thought refers to:

• Ritual duties of Brahmins

• Duties and responsibilities of a king
  
  

• Business ethics

• Temple rituals

Kautilya’s Arthashastra is a treatise on:

•  Religious devotion

• Cultural theory

• Political economy and statecraft

• Yoga and meditation

The “Mandala theory” of Kautilya refers to:

• Religious rituals

• Strategic foreign policy and neighborly alliances

• Temple construction

• Dharma propagation

One key feature of Bhakti political thought was

•  Support for monarchy

• Rejection of caste and ritual hierarchy

• Upholding Vedic sacrifices

• Militarism

Kabir’s teachings promoted:

• Idol worship

• Sectarianism

• Universalism and inner spirituality

• Legal formalism

) The idea of “Divine Nation” was propagated by:

• M.K Gandhi

• Tilak

• Aurobindo Ghosh

• Nehru

Aurobindo Ghosh was associated with which revolutionary newspaper?

• Kesari

• Bande Matram

• Young India

• Indian Opinion

Phule’s most famous work on caste critique is:

• Hind Swaraj

• Gulamgiri

• Discovery of India

• Satyarth Parkash

Gandhi’s concept of Satyagraha was first implemented in:

• Dandi

• South Africa

• Champaran

• Ahmedabad

According to Gandhi, ahimsa means:

• Passive resistance

• Abstention from war

• Love and active non-violence

• Silence and withdrawal