Modern Indian History

“Indian Freedom Struggle” began with the idea of getting rid of the foreigners from the motherland India. The journey of the freedom movement began in India in 1885 and later it continued in different stages of the nationalist movement. The initial stage of the nationalist movement was initiated in 1885 and continued till 1905. Second […]

He Mughal empire was formed by a descendant of Genghis Khan, Babur, crowned in the early 16th century from 1526 to1530. Babur was an ambitious conqueror who sought control of Punjab, which was named based on its proximity to all five rivers (the Beas, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, and Sutlej). He aimed to use Punjab as

In 1858, Britishers started to rule over India by reinforcing the administration power in India. In this study, different factors in Indian economic impacts due to the poor leadership skills showcased by the East India Company will be examined. Different policies evolved by the British government aim to gain tax in India. The way Britishers

The course of revolt of 1857 occurred due to the suffering that Indians went through under British rule. Besides poor socio-economic conditions, biased judiciary economic destruction has further intensified the occurrence of the revolt. The predominant fight for the Independence of India was not an easy task to execute. However, the long fight against the

The concept of the early uprising in the British India region was commonly seen between the periods of late 17th century to the late 18th century. An early uprising against British rule in India was mostly seen in the Bengal region and its surrounding places like Fakir Uprising and Sanyasi Uprising that were held before

The actual characteristics of revolt of 1857 were initially signified as the selfish and unpatriotic based sepoy mutiny, which did not have any kind of prominent leadership quality and proper support. The nature of the revolt of 1857 initially maintained the dominant factor called the rebellion of the Indian originated sepoys. Some of the 18th

The middle class emerged in India because the British Government does not provide an adequate facility for economic growth and development. The middle class of the country wants to make a transplant system for governing the economic activity in the nation. The 19th century social and religious movement also encouraged the Indian community to make

The British Rule came with a goal to modernise the Indian economy. The rise of the British in India brought new liberal notions from the Renaissance, Reformation, and different revolutions in Europe, such as equality, freedom, and human rights. These concepts influenced some members of Indian society, resulting in many reform movements around the country.

The Advent of the British Empire marked the beginning of Modern History in India. The discovery of the sea routes for trade purposes and the Advent of Europeans like Portuguese, Dutch, French and British in India during the mid 15th Century also was the beginning of a long period of colonialism in India with events

The revolt of 1857 was organized by multiple revolts against the British East India Company that was formed in different parts of India as well as it. In the initial period, the revolt of 1857 was started against the torture and the regulation of unjust rule for the common people as well as small traders