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Day 2 – Q 3. Comment upon the socio-economic significance of fairs in the context of India’s past. 
Day 2 – Q 2. Examine the contribution of Satyajit Ray to Indian cinema.
Day 2 – Q 1. What are the key features of the Hindustani music? What are the most recurring themes in this style? Discuss. 
Day 1 – Q 3. In terms of themes and style, what are the main differences between the paintings of north and south India? Illustrate. 
Day 1 – Q 2. India’s ancient sculpture leaves many clues to understand the social and economic status of women? Do you agree? Substantiate with the help pf suitable examples.
Day 1 – Q 1. What are the key features and themes of Sangam literature? Discuss. In the context of Sangam literature, what do you understand by ‘akam’ and ‘puram’? 
Day 2 – Q 3. The fairs and festivals in India resonate with the weather and the harvest cycles. Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
Day 2 – Q 2. Sufi and Bhakti poets have contributed immensely to India’s literary and spiritual heritage. Elucidate. 
Day 2 – Q 1. In India’s rich musical heritage, ‘Khyal’ and ‘Thumri’ hold a prominent place. Discuss. 
Day 1 – Q 3. India has a rich tradition of storytelling through paintings. With the help of suitable examples, examine the periods in India’s history when this practice was highly prevalent.
Day 1 – Q 2. India’s ancient temple architectures depict the vibrant social life and the spiritual sensibilities prevalent during those times. Elucidate.  
Day 1 – Q 1. The portrayal of Buddha in different forms and moods is a recurring theme in India’s ancient artistic culture. Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
Day 1 – Q 1. South Indian Temples are the most beautiful architectural expressions of religion in India. Comment. 
Day 1 – Q 2. The caves of ancient and medieval ages enlighten us with a lot of information of the bygone era giving us an impression of various traditions, customs and lifestyles followed by the inhabitants. 
Day 1 – Q 3. The subject matter of Indian sculpture is almost invariably abstracted human forms that were used to instruct people in the truths of the Hindu, Buddhist, or Jain religions. Elucidate. 

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