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Page 1: Module 3 - Myths & Stereotypes

This slide presentation has been created by

Mona Vijaykar

for India in Classrooms. The contents of this presentation may be shared

strictly for the purpose of non-commercial, educational use.

Illustrations have been borrowed from the internet and may be

subject to copyright.

Module 3

www.indiainclassrooms.org© Mona Vijaykar 2003

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3 of the many misconceptions about Indian civilization and

culture

Polytheism

Caste syste

m

Aryan Theory

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Bhimbetka rock paintings

12,000 BC

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The Vedic knowledge provided the basis

for a vibrant urban civilization unmatched anywhere in the world

at that time

The Saraswati-Sindhu Culture

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CHARAKA

Medicine-Ayurveda

KAPIL MUNI

Theory of evolution

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Dwarka

Ram’s capital

AYODHYA

AYUTTHYA,

Thailand

Wednesday, 16 J anuary, 2002, 13:14 GMT

I ndian civilisation '9,000 years old'

ARABIAN OCEAN

INDIAN OCEAN

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End of the ICE AGE approx 10,000BC

Pitr (Sanskrit) Pedar (Persian) Pater(Latin) Pater(Greek) Vater(German) Father(English)

Fire is used in rituals

WE ARE RELATED

“OM”,

“AMEEN”, “AMEN” all

sacred sounds

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Mom as………….

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Mom as……

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Christians

2.5%

Sikhs

2%

Buddhists

.7%Jains

.5%

.01%

zoarashtrians

. Jews.0005%

12% of popn. Muslims

Largest muslim popn. in the world after Indonesia

India had 4 Muslim Presidents

2 civil codes…separate for Indians and Muslims

Hindus form 82% of total popn…1 Billion

India is the largest democracy

India is secular

India provided refuge to the persecuted

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A Glimpse of India

Source: http://rulers.org/indmap.html

• 28 States

• 7 Union Territories

• 12 major language families

• 325 languages

• 24 different alphabets.

• Inter-state language is Hindi, but English is also used extensively.

• Hindi is 3rd most populous language in world, after Chinese and English.

India is really the “United States

of India” !

INDIA

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DIVERSITY OF FULLY DEVELOPED AND SOPHISTICATED LANGUAGES

Kashmiri

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kathak

manipuri

Bharata natyam

kathakali

odissi

garba

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Brides of India

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KIRAN BEDI

Joint Commissioner of Police

ARUNDHATI ROY

Booker Prize

KALPANA CHAWLA

Astronaut

ANANDI JOSHI

Doctor

LAKSHMI BAI

Rani of Jhansi

P.T.USHA

Athlete

Women of India

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Hindu women from North India

Kashmiri

women

Tribal women

TRADITIONAL WOMEN

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INDIRA GANDHI

Prime Minister Queen SITAAISHWARYA

RAI

Miss WorldSHAKUNTALA DEVI

Math wizJAYALALITHA C.M.

SUSHMA SWARAJ

Cabinet Minister