Questions
What is the origin of the Sharada script?
- Brahmi script
- Kharoshthi script
- Gupta script
- Siddham script
In which region was the Sharada script primarily used?
- Kashmir
- Punjab
- Himachal Pradesh
- Uttarakhand
What was the primary purpose of the Sharada script?
- Religious texts
- Literary works
- Administrative records
- Scientific treatises
Which period is considered the golden age of Sharada script?
- 8th to 12th century CE
- 12th to 15th century CE
- 15th to 18th century CE
- 18th to 20th century CE
Which famous poet is known for his extensive use of the Sharada script?
- Kalidasa
- Bhavabhuti
- Banabhatta
- Shridharadasa
What is the unique feature of the Sharada script?
- It is written from right to left.
- It has a large number of conjuncts.
- It uses a special symbol for the visarga.
- It has a unique way of representing numbers.
Which material was commonly used for writing in the Sharada script?
- Birch bark
- Palm leaves
- Paper
- Stone
What is the name of the script that evolved from the Sharada script?
- Devanagari
- Nandinagari
- Gurmukhi
- Bengali
Which modern language uses the Sharada script?
- Kashmiri
- Dogri
- Pahari
- Ladakhi
What is the current status of the Sharada script?
- It is still widely used in Kashmir.
- It is used only for religious purposes.
- It is no longer in use.
- It is being revived by scholars.
Which organization is working towards the revival of the Sharada script?
- Sharada Revival Movement
- Sharada Script Society
- Sharada Research Institute
- Sharada Heritage Foundation
What is the significance of the Sharada script in Indian history and culture?
- It is a symbol of Kashmiri identity.
- It is a link to India's rich cultural heritage.
- It is a reminder of the region's glorious past.
- All of the above
How can the Sharada script be preserved and promoted?
- By teaching it in schools and colleges.
- By using it in official documents and publications.
- By encouraging its use in religious and cultural ceremonies.
- All of the above
What are the challenges faced in reviving the Sharada script?
- Lack of awareness about the script.
- Lack of resources for teaching and learning the script.
- Lack of support from the government and educational institutions.
- All of the above
What is the future of the Sharada script?
- It will become extinct.
- It will be revived and used widely.
- It will be preserved in museums and libraries.
- It will continue to be used in religious and cultural ceremonies.