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Includes the teachings of Buddha
Jatakas
Upanishads
Tipitaka
Aranyakas
A dark and violent goddesss. Lives in cremation grounds.
Lakshmi
Brahama
Ganesh
Kali
known as the "Book of Knowledge"
Aranyakas
Brahmanas
Tipitaka
Vedas
"wilderness texts" or "forest treaties" composed by people who meditated in the woods.
Aranyakas
Brahmanas
Tipitaka
Vedas
A text that includes the teachings of Buddha
Brahamanas
Jatakas
Tipitaka
Upanishads
the dominant faith in India
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Jainism
the Great Epic of the Bharata Dynasty
Gitanjali
Mahabharata
Panchatantra
Rayamana
the greatest poet and playwright in Sanskrit
Kalidasa
Valmiki
Vyasal
Rabindranath Tagore
a religious doctrine that explains the chain of good and bad action and their inevitable consequences.
Jainism
Karma
Reincarnation
Sikhism
a collection of stories in prose and verse featuring animals as the characters
Mahabharata
Ramayana
Panchatantra
Yajur-Veda
the first non-European winner of the Nobel Prize award for literature
Kalidasa
Valmiki
Vyasal
Rabindranath Tagore
a literary movement where people in low-caste communities write poetry and fiction about their own lives
Chitra-kavya
Dalit
Indian Poetry in English
Malayalam Poetry
the chain of good and bad action and their inevitable consequences
Jainism
Karma
Reincarnation
Sikhism
also known as the “Book of Spells”
Atharva-Veda
Rig-Veda
Sama-Veda
Yajur-Veda
they were the first group of people who produced texts in Sanskrit language
Aryans
Group of sages
Hindu Priest
Vaisya
a period in Indian Literature where the printing press was introduced
Colonial Period
Colonial Period to Independence
Independence Onwards
The Rise of the Regional Languages
composed by a group of sages who questioned the usefulness of ritual religion
Aranyakas
Brahmanas
Jatakas
Upanishads
Known as the god of Hindu religion
Brahman
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
They are considered as the 3 main Hindu gods
Brahma
Krisha
Shiva
Vishnu
God who destroys and contrs death
Ganesh
Rama
Shiva
Vishnu
God with four heads
Brahma
Brahman
Shiva
Vishnu
It has been believed that this god has come to earth in 9 bodies
Rama
Shatrughna
Valmiki
Vishnu
God of good fortune
Ganesh
Kali
Krishna
Lakshmi
Dark and violent goddesss
Ganesh
Kali
Krishna
Lakshmi
Goddesss of wealth, fortune, love, and beauty
Krishna
Lakshmi
Queen Kaikeyi
Sita
Usually depicted as a baby or an adult playing the flute
Krishna
Lakshmi
Shiva
Vishnu
King of Ayodia
Brahma
Dasharatha
Ravana
Shiva
She acquired her groom from an archery contest
Krisha
Lakshmi
Princess of Rakshasas
Sita
Number of years Rama 2as exiled
12
13
14
15
She wanted her son to be the next king
Kaikeyi
Kaushalya
Sumitra
Loyal brother who accompanied Rama in his exile
Bharata
Lakshmana
Shatrughna
Evil creatures who disturb the sages in their meditation
Rakshasas
Ravana
Sages
The ten-headed ruler of Lanka
Rakshasas
Ravana
Valmiki
Vaisya
In Brahma, it represents the knowledge
4 heads
Lotus Flower
The vedas
Water pot
In Brahma, it is the symbol of wisdom
4 arms
4 heads
Lotus Flower
Water pot
In Shiva, this shows he is able to destroy evil
Coiled Snake
Ganges River
Third eye
Trident
In Shiva, represents knowledge of the world
Coiled Snake
Ganges River
Third eye
Trident
Journalistic Text is a type of text that is usually found in newspapers, magazines and alike that is meant to inform and/or to entertain people.
True
False
Journalistic Texts follow the triangle content pattern
True
False
News is straightforward.
True
False
Columns contain topics assigned by the publication to the columnist.
True
False
Editorial is always coupled woth cartooning
True
False
Contains title, lead, main body, and ending
Editorial
News
Journalistic Texts
Features
Talks about trends and people
Feature
Column
News
Editorial
Follows the One Sentence-One Paragraph style
Features
News
Editorial
Column
Contains the opinion of the entire publication
News
Editorial
Column
Feature
Contains the opinion of a single author
News
Column
Feature
Editorial
