I shall mix colours for him. My uncle would be telling me about his hunting activities at that time.

We know about these people from the observations of archaelogi who have found some of the things hunter gatherers made and used.

The hunter-gatherers used fire for the purposes like:
(i) as a source of light.
(ii) to cook meat.
(iii) to scare wild animals Yes, fire is still in use as a source of light in villages and as well as in cooking food.

(i) These sites are located in Bhimbetka.
(ii) Bhimbetka is located in Madhya Pradesh.
(iii) The Narmada Valley is close to these rock shelters.

There were major changes in the climate of the world. Climate became relatively warm than the past. This warm condition led to some major changes:
(i) There was development of grasslands in many areas. As a result, the number of animals, which survived on grass, was increased. These animals were deer, antelope, goat, sheep and cattle.
(ii) This increasing number of animals helped people to start thinking about herding and rearing of these animals. Fishing became important.
(iii) At that time, several grains bearing grasses like wheat, barley, rice grew naturally and men became aware about where these grew and when they ripened. These grains were collected by men, women and children and they started thinking about growing these plants on their own.