Question Q.2GS2GS2
Elucidate the significance of tiger and elephant figures in Indian mythology, art and architecture.
Main Body
From the Mughal empire to temple pillars, tigers and elephants represent India's deep connection with animals and their reverence. Significance in mythology (1) Tāraṇśa: Lord causing and his elephant head has continued to be revered in 'Lord Ganesha' (2) [Festivals]: In [Kerala] elephant is child celebrated. In Bengal [Tiger] as vehicle of goddess ⊕ Significance in Art+ (1) Elephant figures in wall art(⊕) The Lord; painting of Maharajahs (2) Tigers as guards on pillar art (3) Tigers and elephant from the root of our civilizational ethos, finding relevance through their communication with today.
95 words1 paragraphs
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Structured answer showing significance in mythology, festivals, and art, with examples of Ganesha, Kerala elephant celebrations, Bengal tigers, wall art, and pillar art representations
Topper
ABHISHEK CHAUHAM
AIR 1022025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Significant Provisions
Symbolism in Indian culture and heritage
Writing Stats
95
Total words
1
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Descriptive and analytical
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