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  1. The significance of the two Indian epics, Mahabharata and Ramayana, is that they emphasize moral values and ethical dilemmas (B). These epics teach lessons on dharma (duty), righteousness, devotion and justice, influencing Indian culture, philosophy and traditions across generations. For more visitRead more

    The significance of the two Indian epics, Mahabharata and Ramayana, is that they emphasize moral values and ethical dilemmas (B). These epics teach lessons on dharma (duty), righteousness, devotion and justice, influencing Indian culture, philosophy and traditions across generations.

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  2. The fundamental unit of any society is the family (B). It is the primary social institution where individuals learn values, traditions and social behaviors, forming the foundation for larger communities and societies. Families play a crucial role in shaping cultural and moral development. For more vRead more

    The fundamental unit of any society is the family (B). It is the primary social institution where individuals learn values, traditions and social behaviors, forming the foundation for larger communities and societies. Families play a crucial role in shaping cultural and moral development.

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  3. In Indian society, a nuclear family consists of parents and their children (C). Unlike joint families, which include extended relatives, a nuclear family is a smaller household unit, commonly found in urban areas, emphasizing independence and self-sufficiency. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariRead more

    In Indian society, a nuclear family consists of parents and their children (C). Unlike joint families, which include extended relatives, a nuclear family is a smaller household unit, commonly found in urban areas, emphasizing independence and self-sufficiency.

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  4. The option that is NOT a responsibility of parents in a family is ignoring children's needs (C). Parents play a crucial role in raising children with good values, teaching them independence and ensuring they grow into responsible adults, providing love, care and guidance. For more visit here: https:Read more

    The option that is NOT a responsibility of parents in a family is ignoring children’s needs (C). Parents play a crucial role in raising children with good values, teaching them independence and ensuring they grow into responsible adults, providing love, care and guidance.

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  5. In most Indian languages, cousins are referred to as brothers and sisters (C). Indian culture emphasizes strong family bonds and cousins are often treated as siblings, reflecting the importance of extended family relationships in social and cultural life. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacadeRead more

    In most Indian languages, cousins are referred to as brothers and sisters (C). Indian culture emphasizes strong family bonds and cousins are often treated as siblings, reflecting the importance of extended family relationships in social and cultural life.

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