Modern Indian History

The final Anglo-Maratha war is named the third Anglo-Maratha wars. As a result of this conflict, most of India was left under the control of the British Empire. A strong and huge British army, supported by British forces of General Thomas Hislop was found to attack Maratha troops. That operation was led by the then […]

Press laws are used to govern book licensing and also look into the expression of freedom in all products of the printing press, mainly newspapers. Press freedom was usually held by the political writers for the removal of restrictions of press. In this regard legislation in India got enacted and the governments started believing that

The reign of the British Empire in India influenced many developments in the political, economic and social reformation of Indian society over time. The present study is going to outline the social changes during the British period along with their impact on Indian society. Further, it will discuss the key changes, positive, negative and economic

In the second half of the nineteenth century, East Indian companies had established their influence on the business structure of India. Their grasp upon the business and financial sectors gradually seeped into the societal structure of India and thereby influencing the lifestyle of common people and their livelihood. Over time Indian literature was also influenced

The policy of aggrandizement of the British East India Company in the British Indian region was included in the Political causes of revolt of 1857. The vows, as well as fake promises of the British East India Company, led the common people to join in a revolt against British rule in India. Apart from that,

The British invaded India in 1608 with the news of prosperity due to the ancient Indus valley civilization. It was the prior reason why the Englishmen came to India and spread out their access to the beautiful land of India. During the latter period, India gained “Prosperity of Bengal province” and enlisted its name in

The increasing rate of unorganised literacy poverty and seasonal unemployment has raised the issue of landlessness in the country in current times. The present study is going to discuss the issues of landless labour along with the increasing population and wage-earning issues in the agricultural sector. Further, it will discuss customary rights of labourers active

The term ‘secular’ was added in the 42nd Amendment in the year 1976. Secularism in the Preamble of the Constitution of India is described as all the religions i.e. Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Islam Christianity, Buddhism, etc. are all equal in this state. India is not a state with only one religion. A person is

The major factor that is associated with the emergence of the national consciousness in India initiated with the ruling of the British. The early phase of the 19th century is when it was noticed on a national level. “Factors responsible for the growth of national consciousness in India” included the capability of understanding and learning

Introduction  The Anglo-French struggle in India lasted for nearly twenty years that ultimately gave rise to the establishment of British power in the country. In Bengal and the Carnatic region, the Anglo-French rivalry was most prominent. In Bengal, the effective intervention of Alivardi Khan contained their hostility; however, in the South, the French position was