Modern Indian History

One thought that may have occurred to you is, “How did men become kings in the past?” After reading CBSE Notes Class 6 History Chapter 5 – Kingdoms, Kings, and the Early Republic, you will get the solution to this question. The chapter also goes into great depth on the Magadha and Vajji kingdoms. How […]

The development of the judicial system of India may be traced back to the Anglo-Indian era, when the judicial system was at its most rudimentary state, in terms of chronology. Surat, a major commerce centre in the period, was where the British immigrants founded their first settlement. Similar villages sprang up in Bombay and Madras

Jawaharlal Nehru is known as the architect of modern India. He was also the first Prime Minister of India. He guided India through various challenges and put the base for the growth and development of the economy, industries infrastructural growth was also included and some other spheres. Jawaharlal Nehru: the architect of modern India was

Jainism originated in India millions of years ago and is still practiced mainly in India. However, there are followers of Jainism in other countries all across the globe – Asia, Europe, America, Australia and so many. Basically, the Jains are peace loving people. For them, Jainism is not a religion but a way of life.

History has seen magnificent transitions and with changing prehistoric times period and division. The three technological and cultural stages in prehistoric times have followed the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. The collapse of the Bronze Age gave way to the Iron Age in the 1200 BC. During the Iron Age, bronze tools were

India is home to a variety of religious groups, including Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, and Buddhists. Of these, Hindus are the largest religious group. There are also Muslims, Christians, and other religious groups to consider.  In India, communalism is the outcome of the creation of modern politics, which has its origins in the partition of

The Parliament of India is the supreme legislative body. India has a bicameral legislature that consists of two houses. The first one is the Lok Sabha which is the house of people and the other one is the Rajya Sabha, which is the council of states. The Parliament has the strength of accommodating 543 Lok

Introduction To develop and make changes in the education system and the universities, several new commissions, acts, and reforms were introduced mainly in the beginning of the 20th century. One such reform that was introduced is the Hunter Commission that failed to bring the Indian education system within track. When Lord Curzon became the Indian

Check here: UPSC Prelims Result 2024 Out Don’t miss: UPSC Prelims Paper Analysis 2024 Also see: UPSC Final Result 2023 The Constitution of India is the product of the Constitution Assembly. It has inherited a solid ideological base and principles from the nationalist movement. In 1909, Mahatma Gandhi mentioned in his book ‘Hind Swaraj’ that

The Indian National Congress was founded in 1855 by Allan O. Hume. The party was formed for the inclusion of Indians in the political arena. The Congress has been important in seeking Independence from British Raj through its movements and ideas. Even in the Post-Independence period, the Congress has continued to create a liberal, inclusive,