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UPSC · History · Odd One Out — Indian Dynasties

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  1. Items
    1. Maurya
    2. Mughal
    3. Gupta
    4. Chola
    Reason
    Mughals were an Islamic dynasty of Central-Asian origin; the others were ancient/medieval Hindu dynasties.
    Odd item
    Mughal
  2. Items
    1. Chandragupta Maurya
    2. Bindusara
    3. Akbar
    4. Ashoka
    Reason
    Akbar was a Mughal emperor; the others were Mauryan emperors.
    Odd item
    Akbar
  3. Items
    1. Aryabhata
    2. Brahmagupta
    3. Varahamihira
    4. Newton
    Reason
    Newton was an English physicist; the others were classical Indian mathematicians and astronomers.
    Odd item
    Newton
  4. Items
    1. Subhas Chandra Bose
    2. Bhagat Singh
    3. Sukhdev
    4. Rajguru
    Reason
    Bose led the INA and political wing; the other three were hanged together for the Lahore Conspiracy Case.
    Odd item
    Subhas Chandra Bose
  5. Items
    1. Gandhi
    2. Tagore
    3. Nehru
    4. Patel
    Reason
    Tagore was primarily a poet / Nobel laureate in Literature; the others were Congress political leaders.
    Odd item
    Tagore
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