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Answer 1

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In Dravidian Style, the most prominent element is the Gopuram. In Dravidian Style, the entrance has Dwarapalas. In Nagara style, pedestals are higher than the ground. Pedestals are at ground level in the Dravidian Style.

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Answer 2

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Nagara style of temple architecture emerged in North India and Dravidian style of architecture evolved in South India.

Both Nagara and Dravidian styles of architecture emerged from the earlier style known as the Panchayatana style of architecture. Basically, their development can be divided into three stages. First, there were simple pillars and structures.

In the second stage, more carvings were added and the top part became heavy, so the pillars were also made more ornate. In the third stage, more decorations were added to the Shikhar (top part) and also to the pillars. The trajectory of growth was very complex in art. The difference between Nagara Style vs Dravidian Style Architecture given here can help the UPSC Civil Service exam aspirants to understand the basics better and know their comparisons thoroughly.