Students' Britannica India: A to C (Abd Allah ibn al-Abbas to Cypress)

administrative agricultural Akbar ancient Andaman Andhra Pradesh Asia Assam Babur Balochi Bangladesh Bay of Bengal became Bihar Brahmaputra Brahmins British Buddha Buddhist Calcutta called capital caste central centre century BC Chandra Chennai Christian colleges affiliated cotton courtesy crops cultural Deccan Delhi district dynasty early East eastern Encyclopædia Britannica Encyclopædia Britannica India Games Gandhi Ganga Ghats Gujarat Guru hills Hindu important India industries Islam Jain Karnataka Khan known Krishna land language later Le Corbusier located Madras Maharashtra Mahayana major Marathas modern movement Mughal emperor Muhammad Mumbai Museum Muslim Myanmar National northeastern India northern India Pakistan Patna plain plateau Population 1991 Punjab rail Rajasthan Rajput region reign religious rice River road ruler Sanskrit sect Shah Sikh Singh southern spelt sq km Sri Lanka Tamil Nadu temple Theravada Tibet tion town trade tradition University Uttar Pradesh valley West Bengal western