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Anirudh Kanisetti

This series aims to change the way you look at Indian history with interesting stories and layered approach to understanding the diversities of the cultures of the subcontinent. Beginning with Indian's entry onto the global stage with the Mauryan empire it traces out the evolution of India's culture through 100 of years of history. The Indo-Greeks Scythians and Kushans are discussed as are their cultural contributions to the later Gupta golden age.The series also answers larger questions about Indian History such as how the subcontinent ossified in the dark ages and how it got conquered by the Turks. Continuing the study of the brilliant Mughal Era and the tragedies of the British Raj the challenges and complications of the subcontinent. 
This course is designed for new comers for study of India's past. Whether you would like to further appreciate Indian heritage only proof that India's history is deeply interesting or just want to learn more about it. This is the course for you.

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Modern History - Crash Course

In this introductory lesson, I sketch out the course structure and my views on how vibrant and important Indian history and culture are today. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com |
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India: an Introduction

India enters the global stage in a big way as the Mauryan Empire is established. I discuss the establishment and the heterogeneity of the Empire, and how its actions changed the world. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

Mauryan Glory: India's First Empire

As the Mauryan Empire fell, India entered one of its most cosmopolitan and prosperous periods. This lesson discusses how the subcontinent was enriched culturally and economically with its experience with foreigners ranging from the Greeks to the Kushans, and how it affected its history down the line. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

An Age of Paradox

India enters its first Golden Age, with indigenous art and culture reasserting itself after the cosmopolitanism of the last few centuries. In this lesson I talk about the extraordinary legacy of the Gupta emperors, with a history of the rise of fall of the Empire. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

The Golden Guptas

In this second lecture on the legacy of the Guptas, I discuss the great artistic and cultural achievements of the era, including the Sanskritization of Southeast Asia,the art of Ajanta, and the plays of Kalidasa. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

Legacy of Guptas: Sun of Power

After the decline of the Gupta Empire under the onslaught of the Huns, India began to turn inwards upon itself. The Dark Ages are a vibrant and fragmented time for India, and this lesson traces them up to the first Muslim contacts. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

Dark Age: Triangles and Crescents

It's a question we've all asked ourselves at some point: how was a civilisation as sophisticated as India conquered by Turkic invaders? I analyse the culture of India and the Islamic world at the time in order to arrive at an answer. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

Turkic Invaders: Why the Turks Won

This lesson discusses the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate, and assesses its impact on the subcontinent. I also discuss the innovation and power of the new states that succeeded it, including the Bahmani Sultanate, and Vijayanagar. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

Establishment of the Delhi Sultanate: Rajas and Sultans

Indo-Islamic culture blooms in this lesson on the Great Mughals, which traces out the political legacy of India's greatest dynasty and how it changed the subcontinent forever. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

The Great Mughals: Indo-Islamic Culture

In this second lecture on the Mughal Empire, I discuss India's last Golden Age, the sophistication achieved in art and architecture, and how it still affects our culture and our outlook today. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

The Mughal Empire: Mountain of Light

As the Mughal sun set, so did the British sun rise on a global colonial Empire. I sketch out the establishment of British colonial rule and its damaging effects on the subcontinental economy and culture. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

The British Raj: Establishment and Effects

In the final lesson of this course, I summarise the great sweep of Indian history and present my views on what has made the subcontinent what it is today. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License

A New Beginning: Summary

In this lesson, I complete the Mandala of this course by discussing the Aryans, urbanisation in North India, and setting the stage for the Mauryan Empire.

The Myth-Smoke: The Vedic Age

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This course discusses the factual content of tribal peasant and civil uprisings in colonial India. Critical concepts and historical analysis of the events is done. Mains and Prelims MCQs are discussed. Map based explanations are given. In this course, one will able to get a much detailed idea about the uprisings which happened in India. It is a very important topic as per the UPSC Syllabus. Tags: UPSC Syllabus, Modern History in UPSC, Tribal Uprisings in Modern India, Peasant Uprisings in Modern India, Civil Uprisings in Modern India, IAS Examination, History in UPSC.

Modern Indian History: Know About Tribal, Peasant and Civil Uprisings

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In this course we will discuss Spectrum summary from growth of nationalism to India's independence.we will cover all important concepts and facts etc

(Hindi) Spectrum Summary: From Formation of Congress to India's Independence

This course covers all major social reform movements of 19th century India. Social reform became an integral part of religious reform in India and this was equally true of Brahma Samaj, Prarthana Samaj, Arya Samaj, Ramakrishna Mission, and Theosophical Society in Hinduism as also among the Muslims, the Parsis and the Sikhs. The social reform movement in India has aimed at uprooting social evils and inculcating in men and women the spirit of sacrifice for the general good of the society.Tags: UPSC/IAS, social reforms, brahmoSocial reforms in Brahmo samaj of raja ram Mohan Roy,Brahmo samaj founded, social reforms and reformers.

Modern Indian History: 19th Century Social Reforms (Govt. Exams)

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Ashna Sisodia

This course is designed for the students who wishes to finish the entire modern history through an integrated program. This course will be a one stop source for the students.

Modern History Course: Module 4 for UPSC CSE

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In this course, Anuj Garg discusses Modern history. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE aspirants.

(Hindi) Modern History for UPSC CSE

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Hari Singh Rajput

In this course, the educator will discuss Indian National Movement under modern history in detail which will be helpful for UPSC PSC and other exams.

Lessons

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India: an Introduction

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Mauryan Glory: India's First Empire

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An Age of Paradox

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The Golden Guptas

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Legacy of Guptas: Sun of Power

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Dark Age: Triangles and Crescents

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Turkic Invaders: Why the Turks Won

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Establishment of the Delhi Sultanate: Rajas and Sultans

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The Great Mughals: Indo-Islamic Culture

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The Mughal Empire: Mountain of Light

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