Q. A striking characteristic of Indian cultural Renaissance was:
(a) Growth of new schools of philosophy.
(b) Birth of new regional languages.
(c) Research oriented study of the past history and antiquities of India.
(d) Growth of novel at the expense of other forms of writing.
Ans: (c) Research oriented study of the past history and antiquities of India.
Explanation: The striking characteristic of the Indian cultural Renaissance was the research-oriented study of the past history and antiquities of India. During the Indian cultural Renaissance, there was a renewed interest in exploring and understanding India’s rich cultural heritage, including its history, literature, art, and philosophy. Scholars and intellectuals delved into the ancient scriptures, archaeological findings, and historical texts to rediscover and reinterpret India’s past glory. This study of India’s history and antiquities aimed to revive a sense of pride in Indian culture and promote a deeper understanding of the country’s heritage.
Therefore, the correct answer is (c) Research-oriented study of the past history and antiquities of India.
