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In 500 AD, Aryabhata (an Indian mathematician and astronomer) gave zero the symbol that it's associated with today. Before, blank spaces and dots were used to represent zero, but using this symbol made it easier to do math.

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Below are banknotes of the Indian rupee, India's official currency. The rupee is divided into 100 paise, but only the 50 paise coins are legal tender.

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The Deccan Plateau is a large plateau that makes up most of central and south India. Surrounded on both sides by the Eastern and Western Ghats, the Deccan Plateau is rich in minerals, including mica and iron ore.

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The caste system is the social structure in India that was created by the Aryans. People are born into their castes, with those in higher castes having a higher social status.

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Depicted below is a statue of Brahma, the god who Hindus believe was the creator of the universe and most beings within it. Though Brahma is revered in ancient texts and is known as the creator of the four Vedas, in India, he's rarely worshiped as on of the primary deities.

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The picture below is of Mohandas Ghandi, the leader of India's independence movement. He had a nonviolent philosophy that he believed would help India gain its independence from the British Empire.