Which highly organized central department handled the vast royal correspondence, state edicts, and secretarial duties under the Delhi Sultanate? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which highly organized central department handled the vast royal correspondence, state edicts, and secretarial duties under the Delhi Sultanate?
A. Diwan-i-Riasat
B. Diwan-i-Kohan
C. Diwan-i-Wizarat
D. Diwan-i-Insha
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The 'Diwan-i-Insha' was the state department responsible for drafting royal orders, managing official records, and facilitating correspondence between the Sultan and regional governors.

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The grand Hoysala temples were primarily constructed using which specific type of soft stone, allowing for incredibly intricate carvings?
A. Granite
B. White Marble
C. Red Sandstone
D. Chloritic Schist (Soapstone)

Correct Answer: Option D


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