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The term ‘Veda’ is derived from which Sanskrit root word?

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100%(A) Vid (knowledge) ( 1 voter )
0%(B) Ved (truth)
0%(C) Varna (class)
0%(D) Vidhya (power)
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The role of religion in shaping India’s cultural roots is significant. Class 6 Social Science Chapter 7: India’s Cultural Roots discusses the impact of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and other faiths on Indian society. The construction of magnificent temples, stupas and monasteries showcases the artistic brilliance of ancient India. MCQs from this chapter focus on how different religions contributed to literature, ethical values and social structures. By answering these objective questions, students can deepen their understanding of India’s spiritual heritage and the way it influenced governance, education and daily life in different historical periods.
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The term ‘Veda’ is derived from Vid (knowledge) Sanskrit root word.

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    1. The term ‘Veda’ is derived from the Sanskrit root word ‘Vid’ (A), meaning knowledge. The Vedas are ancient scriptures that contain spiritual wisdom, hymns and philosophical teachings, serving as the foundational texts of Hinduism and early Indian traditions.

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