Question

choose the correct option
*(1)who was the first Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India.
(a) Sir Alexander Cunningham
(b) Sir William Jones
(c) Sir John Marshall
(d) Friedrich Max Muller
2)who translated the Sanskrit text of Hitopadesh.
(a) James Mill
(b) Friedrich Max Muller
(c) Mounts tuart Elphinstone
(d) Sir John Marshall

(3) The first written document found in India was inscribed during the rule of Emperor

no option are given here
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Answer 1

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Who was the first Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India.

↬Option A : Sir Alexander Cunningham.

Who translated the Sanskrit text of Hitopadesh.

↬ Option B : Friedrich Max Muller .

The first written document found in India was inscribed during the rule of Emperor

↬ Emperor Ashok Mauryas .

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Answer 2

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*(1)who was the first Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India

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• The the first Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India was Sir Alexander Cunningham

so the correct option is (a) Sir Alexander Cunningham

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2)who translated the Sanskrit text of Hitopadesh.

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• The Sanskrit text of Hitopadesh was translated by Friedrich Max Muller

so the correct option is (b) Friedrich Max Muller

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(3) The first written document found in India was inscribed during the rule of Emperor ?

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• The first written document found in India was inscribed during the rule of Emperor Ashoka Maurya.

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