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Increasing Earth’s Thermosphere Temperature There are five major layers in our earth’s atmosphere, that is Troposphere, Stratosphere or Ionosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and last one is Exosphere from lowest to highest heights. There were recorded a highest temperature in our planet’s thermosphere compared to the past two decades, NASA reported. In this session we are going to discuss, the reason and impact of increasing Thermosphere temperature. Earth's Internal Structure Earth’s Thermosphere As we know that Earth’s thermosphere is the second highest layer of the atmosphere , which spreads out across 513 km. This layer is located between the  Mesosphere , which starts at around 85 km above earth’s surface, and the  Exosphere , which begins at around 600 km above the ground. There is outer space lies above the exosphere. How NASA Measures Thermosphere’s Temperature There is a presence of Carbon dioxide and Nitric oxide molecules in the Thermosphere , which releas...

Under the  Tribal Movements in British India , we have discussed earlier following topics - Sanyasi Rebellion Chuar Rebellion Ho and Munda Rebellion Bhil Rebellion Ahom Rebellion Kol Rebellion   In this Session, we will know about other different movements of India like -  Khasi Rebllion Revolt of Kutch - Kathiawad Surat Movement Badhera Rebellion Gadkari Rebellion  or   Mutiny of Kolhapur Feudalist Revolt Revolt of Dewan Veluthampi - Vella Thumpi Revolt of the Raja of Vijayanagara Koya Rebellion which became the basis of India's freedom struggle. UNESCO And World Heritage Sites Khasi Rebellion ( 1830 – 33 ) This rebellion took place between the tribes located between the Garo, Khasi and Jaintia hills of Northeast India and the British. The then Company / British took over the area between Jaintia and Garo hills. He planned a military route to connect Brahmaputra and Sylhet and many British, Bengali and other laborers were called there to fulfill this task. The ...

During the British period, due to the expansion of the empire by the British, along with evicting the farmers and tribals from their lands, many types of taxes were imposed on them. Apart from this, exploitation was also done, as a result of which many tribal movements took place in the 100 years before independence, which became a major part of the history of Indian independence.  In this part, we are going to discuss on following  tribal movements  -  Sanyasi Rebellion Chuar Rebellion Ho and Munda Rebellion Bhil Rebellion Ahom Rebellion Kol Rebellion   Except the Movements mentioned in this article , there are few other movements held which are as -  Khasi Rebllion Revolt of Kutch - Kathiawad Surat Movement Badhera Rebellion Gadkari Rebellion  or   Mutiny of Kolhapur Feudalist Revolt Revolt of Dewan Veluthampi - Vella Thumpi Revolt of the Raja of Vijayanagara Koya Rebellion Tribal Movement in British India  .  We will know about t...

UNESCO works closely with the nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing protection to them and also provides necessary technical and financial help to them if needed, so that our cultural heritage is protected. In the context of detailed information, we have discussed about some sites under World Heritage Sites of India – First Part and World Heritage Sites of India – Second Part . the rest of the part we will go under this part. Natural World Heritage Sites are also included in this third part. Red Fort Under the World Heritage Sites of India, we will know those sites which have been protected by  UNESCO  in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites , out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list . Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage . List Of Heritage ...

World Heritage Sites of India - Part 2 UNESCO works closely with the nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing protection to them and also provides necessary technical and financial help to them if needed, so that our cultural heritage is protected. In the context of detailed information, we learned about some of the sites under the World Heritage Sites of India – First Part . Qutub Minar Under the World Heritage Sites of India , we will know those sites which have been protected by UNESCO in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites, out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list. Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage. List Of Heritage Sites In India  Ajanta Caves , Aurangabad, Maharashtra Ellora Caves , Aurangabad , Maharashtra Taj Mahal , Agra , U.P.  Ag...

World Heritage Sites of India As we have read in previous articles, UNESCO works closely with that nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing them protection and also provides them with the necessary technical and financial help if needed. are, so that our cultural heritage is protected. Sun Temple  or  Black Pagoda , Konark , Odisha Under the World Heritage Sites of India , we will know those sites which have been protected by UNESCO in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites, out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list . Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage . Champaran Satyagraha - 1917 List Of Heritage Sites - Ajanta Caves , Aurangabad, Maharashtra Ellora Caves , Aurangabad , Maharashtra Taj Mahal , Agra , U.P.  Agra Fort , Agra , U.P. Sun Temple...