Modern Indian History

The Indian National Army(INA) has a legacy of patriotism and ambition in Indian history. The Indian National Army was founded in August 1942 with the collaboration of Indian soldiers, expatriates, Prisoners of war and Japanese allies. It was formed in Southeast Asia during the Second World War. The creation of INA had led to apprehension […]

The Indian Councils Act of 1909 or the 1909 Morley-Minto Reforms were reforms that the British Parliament enacted. The reforms introduced Indian participation in the Secretary of State’s council, Bombay and Madras’ executive councils, the viceroy’s executive council, and the legislature.  What were the Morley-Minto Reforms?  The 1909 Morley-Minto Reforms was formulated by John Morley,

India got Independence in the year 1947 from the rule of the Britishers. But before leaving Britishers partitioned India into two independent nations, India and Pakistan. And this partition ruined the lives of millions and thousands of people. Right after the independence the freedom fighters, citizens, and political leaders went through the process of shaping

Western Education is an important aspect and it has a significant impact on Indian education. Western education has impacted the cultural, political, and educational systems of India. India is in its reach of high position and it also developed its thinking after the introduction of western education in this place. This study will discuss the

With this Charter Act, 1813, the Governor-General of Bengal was elevated to the position of Governor-General of India (with Lord William Bentick acting as India’s first Governor-General), with full civil and military authority. Historical Background of Constitution It was the British government’s first attempt to supervise and regulate the East India Company’s operations in India.

This Act of the British Parliament is known as the Charter of the British East India Company. It was passed on August 7, 1793, during the Second Anglo-Mysore War, and granted the British East India Company a Charter of Incorporation, a government-issued licence to trade. The Charter stipulated that the Company should be governed by

British Land Revenue Policy For Britishers in India, land revenue was one of the most important sources of income. During British control in India, there were three types of land revenue systems in place. They were: The Zamindari System The Mahalwari System The Ryotwari System Since the grant of Diwani for Orissa, Bihar, and Bengal

The history of British rule in Bengal dates back to 1680, when the East India Company secured a trading charter from the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. In 1757, after defeating the Marathas, the  British occupation of Bengal set up headquarters in Fort William. The following year they took over the rest of Bengal.The Bengal Presidency, which

Indian Renaissance is the concept here that took place in the nineteenth century. During this time a socio-intellectual revolution took place in the field of literature and many more. This aspect is known as the Indian Renaissance. The study is going to provide the concept of renaissance, the idea of Indian renaissance. The matter of

Hunter Commission 1882 A brief history of the Hunter Commission in Education  In 1882, the British Empire decided that it was necessary to assess the Indian education system and remove any defects that had crept into it In February 1882, Lord Rippon appointed the Indian Education Commission under the chairmanship of William Hunter Also see: UPSC