Abhishek Srivastava

This course is meant to create basic understanding of Modern Indian History. It connects all the important and relevant events & facts. It basically focuses on the logic and the reasons behind them. The length of the course is intentionally kept short so as to create a wholesome picture of the whole topic. Moreover all the lessons are drafted onto a single story line so it makes the understanding more convenient. This course will beneficial to UPSC and SSC aspirants exams along with  to those who are preparing for same topic. Tags: Modern Indian History UPSC notes, Modern Indian History notes.

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Crash Course on Modern Indian History

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Modern History - Crash Course

In this lesson, Abhishek gives an overview of Modern Indian History.

Overview: Modern Indian History

After Aurangzeb, none of the Mughal could handle the empire. They were either weak and inefficient or were bound by the circumstances.Therefore the mighty empire started disintegrating.

Decline of Mughals

Various states like Bengal Oudh Hyderabad Mysore broke away from Mughal empire and behaved as autonomous. This created a perfect scenario for British to play one against another and subjugate whole India

Rise of Autonomous States - Part 1

Rise of Autonomous States - Part 2

The monopoly in trade lead to various expeditions. The Europeans started colonising the world and fighting for colonies. The same happened in India

European Global Adventurism

After eliminating european competetion Britishers started gaining control of Indain states by defeating one at a time or using one ruler against the other. They employed every possible method to conquer the indian states and gradually became the supreme power of the country.

Game of Thrones - Carnatic, Plassey, Buxar, Mysore

Game of Thrones - Marathas, Subsidiary Alliance, Paramountcy

Britain on the one hand expressed his superiority over EIC and on the other laid down the method of governance.

The Parallel Power: Britain - Various Acts

The actions of East India company tormented every section of the society and nurtured the feeling of revenge in them.

1857- Grievances

This was the first attempt of Indians to claim what belonged to them.

1857 Revolt

The failure of 1857 gave several lessons to Indians. It was time to work on our weaknesses and to strengthen ourself  emough to challenge British rule

Social Reformers

Various political parties were formed prior to Indian National Congress but INC had a national character and later it became the carrier of National movement.

INC Inception, Moderates and Extremists

This was the earliest faction of INC who exposed the exploitation of India at the hands of Britain but believed into petitions and constiyutional methods to put foeward their demands.

The Moderates Era 1885-1905

On contrary to moderates, extremists were more aggressive and expressive. The Swadeshi struggle was meant to oppose Partition of Bengal in which extremists took the command from moderates and brought a new wave of Nationalism.

Extremists Era: Swadeshi Movement: Part1

Extremists and moderates could not resolve their difference and this lead to split at Surat in 1907. Thus also extinguished the Swadeshi movement.

Extremist's Era: Swadeshi Movement: Part 2

Finally the two sections of INC reunited at Lucknow session 1916. Muslimm league also joined hands with congress to put forward commoon demands brfor govt. Meannwhile Tiak and Annie Besant started Home rule movement.

Extremists Era: Home Rule and Lucknow Pact

The arrival of Gandhiji changed the color of the National movement. His personality and techniques were unprecedented.

The Gandhi

In this lesson we will learn about the  jallianwala bagh incident & Khilafat issue

Non-cooperation - Jallianwala Bagh & Khilafat Issue

this lesson is about the course of the struggle and important threads involved into it alog with how the movement abruptly stopped after chauri chaura incident.

Non-cooperation - the course and Chauri Chaura

After non cooperation there was  over the method to be followed in future course. This led to establishment of swaraj party.

Swarajists and Responsivists

Revolutionary trend grew parallel to main stream nationalism and many revolutionaries sacrificed their life for the country. 
This lesson is about major personalities and events.

Revolutionaries

The Simon commission was send to look into Dyarchy but without any Indian members. Congress demands for dominion status to be the goal of Britain.This was not accepted and laid the foundation of Civil Disobedience Movement.

Civil Disobedience Movement- Background

The civil disobedince started with Dandi March and brought a new wave of nationalism into the country. But in the Second RTC the communal lines proved to be more stronger.

Civil disobedience movement & Round table conference

The third RTC culminated into Government of India Act and led to the formation of Congress ministries.

Congress ministries & Socialism

World war II broke out and led to turmoil in Indian politics. Quit India movement was started to demand immediate transfer of powers.

Quit India Movement

Subhashji implemented his own style to challenge Britishers. His idea was to challenge British with armec struggle.

Subhash Chandra Bose- INA

at one hand Britishers were eager to leave the country and theother communal is raised its ugly head. It gave mixed fruits of freedom and partition.

Partition & Freedom

 History lecturer, Faced UPSC & State PSC interviews.

Sunil Singh

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

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Nandini Maharaj

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

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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Anuj Garg

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

(Hindi) Modern History for UPSC CSE

MBA | 7+ Years of teaching Experience | Appeared in MPPSC Mains | Teaching- History, Polity & MPGS at top offline institute of MP.

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

27 lessons • 5h 43m

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Overview: Modern Indian History

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Decline of Mughals

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Rise of Autonomous States - Part 1

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Rise of Autonomous States - Part 2

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European Global Adventurism

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Game of Thrones - Carnatic, Plassey, Buxar, Mysore

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Game of Thrones - Marathas, Subsidiary Alliance, Paramountcy

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The Parallel Power: Britain - Various Acts

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1857- Grievances

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1857 Revolt

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