The quote "The Indians believe that there is no country but theirs, no nation like their, no king like theirs, no religion like theirs, no science like theirs..." was written by Alberuni.

46) The quote "The Indians believe that there is no country but theirs, no nation like their, no king like theirs, no religion like theirs, no science like theirs..." was written by Alberuni.
(C) Alberuni

47) Iltutmish was the first to introduce a purely Arabic coinage in India, specifically the silver Tanka and copper Jital.
(B) Iltutmish

48) The ruler who took pleasure in riding through the streets of Delhi on an elephant and scattering gold among the people was Qutb-ud-din Aibak.
(D) Qutb-ud-din Aibak

49) The contemporary historian who wrote about Sultana Raziya, praising her qualities but lamenting her gender, was Minhaj-us-Siraj.
(B) Siraj

50) In medieval times, Balban adopted the policy of "blood and iron" to consolidate his rule and suppress internal revolts and external threats.
(C) Balban

51) The titles of nobles in increasing order of hierarchy during the Delhi Sultanate were Amir, Malik, and Khan.
(C) 3, 2 and 1

52) During the Sultanate period, Munsif was a judicial officer, not an official at the village level. Patwari, The Headman (Muqaddam/Chaudhari), and Chaudhari were village-level officials.
(D) Munsif

53) Sharb (irrigation tax) is not sanctioned by the Quran. Kharaj (land tax), Zakat (charity tax), and Khams (one-fifth of war booty) are mentioned in Islamic law.
(C) Sharb

54) Sikandar Shah Lodi was responsible for the foundation of the city of Agra in 1504.
(A) Agra

55) The Portuguese vessels were considered the finest among the ships visiting Indian Ports during the early modern period due to their advanced shipbuilding and navigation technology.
(C) Portuguese

56) The pair that is not correctly matched regarding the currency of different countries is Persian-Dinar. The Dinar was a gold coin used in various Islamic empires, including Persia, but the primary Persian currency was often referred to by other names or specific types of dinars. The other pairs are generally correct: Portuguese-Cruzado, French-Livre, and Venetian-Ducat.
(B) Persian-Dinar