Shri Dharmendra Pradhan released the book 'India: The Mother of Democracy'

Shri Dharmendra Pradhan released the book 'India: The Mother of Democracy'

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  • Union Education & Skill Development Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan released the book ‘India: The Mother of Democracy’ prepared and published by Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR).
  • The book is an attempt to showcase the democratic ethos ingrained in India since the dawn of civilisation.
  • It has been told in the book that democracy originated in India in the fourth century itself. The inscriptions of Tanjore are the living evidence of this fact.
  • The evidence of social order found during the Kalinga and Licchavi periods also reveals the democratic DNA of India.
  • This book will encourage healthy discussion on India's democratic heritage and inspire the next generation to take pride in our eternal democratic values.
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