The practical application of the Varnasrama system is to divide the society according to four occupational and four spiritual orders of life. The Varnasrama system recognizes the natural talents and abilities of each person and provides work according to a persons qualities. Harappan society was stratified on economic and social bases. The layout of the Harappan cities consisted of two parts, a citadel on the western side and a lower town on the eastern side, the two separated by empty space. The book is useful for the researchers, teachers, and students of different levels. Contents: Veda and Vedic Society System, Caste Structure in Ancient India, The Ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Significance of Ancient Indian Culture, Education System in Ancient India, Hindu Culture, Hindu Teaching and Customs of Marriage, Land Tenure and Landed Property in Ancient India, Indian Art and Culture.

The practical application of the Varnasrama system is to divide the society according to four occupational and four spiritual orders of life. The Varnasrama system recognizes the natural talents and abilities of each person and provides work according to a persons qualities. Harappan society was stratified on economic and social bases. The layout of the Harappan cities consisted of two parts, a citadel on the western side and a lower town on the eastern side, the two separated by empty space. The book is useful for the researchers, teachers, and students of different levels. Contents: Veda and Vedic Society System, Caste Structure in Ancient India, The Ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Significance of Ancient Indian Culture, Education System in Ancient India, Hindu Culture, Hindu Teaching and Customs of Marriage, Land Tenure and Landed Property in Ancient India, Indian Art and Culture.

The practical application of the Varnasrama system is to divide the society according to four occupational and four spiritual orders of life. The Varnasrama system recognizes the natural talents and abilities of each person and provides work according to a persons qualities. Harappan society was stratified on economic and social bases. The layout of the Harappan cities consisted of two parts, a citadel on the western side and a lower town on the eastern side, the two separated by empty space. The book is useful for the researchers, teachers, and students of different levels. Contents: Veda and Vedic Society System, Caste Structure in Ancient India, The Ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Significance of Ancient Indian Culture, Education System in Ancient India, Hindu Culture, Hindu Teaching and Customs of Marriage, Land Tenure and Landed Property in Ancient India, Indian Art and Culture.