A Children’s History of India Quotes

“Siraj-ud-daulah”
― Subhadra Sen Gupta, A Children’s History of India

“Jammu and Haryana.”
― Subhadra Sen Gupta, A Children’s History of India

“a time when many great thinkers and philosophers emerged, all writing and debating their ideas. Most interestingly, people actually liked to listen to them! These scholars were also teachers or gurus and had schools called ashramas or gurukulas, where they taught students. Towns even had special assembly halls for debates called kautuhala shalas, that is, halls for arousing curiosity!”
― Subhadra Sen Gupta, A Children’s History of India

“all was the city of Pataliputra (modern Patna), that would be the capital of kingdoms like those of the Nandas and the Mauryas for 1,000 years. The Mahajanapadas spread from”
― Subhadra Sen Gupta, A Children’s History of India

“flirtatious”
― Subhadra Sen Gupta, A Children’s History of India