Roman Saini

In this course, everything you need to know about Gandhiji's life is covered. We start with his early life and education, how did his personality developed over a period of time, his studies, his experiments with principles of non-violence and Satyagraha in South Africa. Then, his work in India and launching of various movements. We also capture how he changed the character of India's freedom struggle and ultimately emerged as the father of our nation.

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Life of Mahatma Gandhi and his role in India's freedom struggle

Era of Mass Nationalism (1917-39)

Modern History

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This lesson talks about the early life and education of Mahatma Gandhi.

Early life and education

This lesson talks about the life of Gandhiji in South Africa.

Experiments with Truth in South Africa

It talks about the early career of Gandhi ji in India.

Emergence of Gandhi as a mass leader in India

This lesson talks about life of Gandhiji in 1920s-1930s.

Gandhi in 1930s

This lesson covers the final phase of his life till India's independence.

Gandhi in 1940s and his evolution of father of the nation

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Nandini Maharaj

This course covers the Indian National Movement from the end of the Non-Cooperation movement (1922) till the resignation of the Congress ministries in 1939. The Swarajists and the No-Changers, the Simon Commission and the Nehru Report,  the Karachi resolution and Civil Disobedience Movement,  the round table conferences, the Government of India Act 1935 and the ensuing elections are covered. The course ends with the resignation of the Congress ministries and the beginning of the Second World. War. All relevant mains and prelims previous year questions are covered. Tags: History for UPSC, Indian History, History for IAS, History for UPSC Aspirants, Online History UPSC, UPSC Syllabus, IAS Syllabus

(Hindi) Indian National Movement (1930s): Civil Disobedience for UPSC Aspirants

This course begins with a backdrop of important international events like the first world war and the Russian Revolution. It then covers the Indian National Movement starting from the Home Rule Leagues, Mont-Ford reforms, till Gandhi's satyagrahs, resistance against the Rowlatt Act and then the Non-Cooperation Movements. A discussion on growth of communalism with focus on Hinduism, and of revolutionary activity during the 1920's is also done. All information is contextualised with relevant mains and prelims previous year questions. Tags: History for UPSC, Indian History, History for IAS, History for UPSC Aspirants, Online History UPSC

Coming of Gandhi: Indian National Movement in the 1920s for UPSC Aspirants

(Hindi) Coming of Gandhi: Indian National Movement in the 1920s for UPSC Aspirants

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Divya Sinha

The colonisation in India gave a distinctive touch to the Indian working class Movement, which was up against two basic antagonistic forces an imperialist political rule and economic exploitation at the hands of both foreign and native capitalist classes. The events occurred in  contemporary world provided necessary ideology and impetus for the struggle

(Hindi) Political Trends during Indian National Movement

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Navneet Kaur

In this course, the educator is discussing unit 7 of Spectrum's book in a detailed for UPSC CSE aspirants

(Hindi) UPSC CSE: Spectrum's Summary: A Brief History of Modern India(Part 5)

This course covers the Indian National Movement from the end of the Non-Cooperation movement (1922) till the resignation of the Congress ministries in 1939. The Swarajists and the No-Changers, the Simon Commission and the Nehru Report,  the Karachi resolution and Civil Disobedience Movement,  the round table conferences, the Government of India Act 1935 and the ensuing elections are covered. The course ends with the resignation of the Congress ministries and the beginning of the Second World. War. All relevant mains and prelims previous year questions are covered. Tags: History for UPSC, Indian History, History for IAS, History for UPSC Aspirants, Online History UPSC

Lessons

5 lessons • 45m

Early life and education

Experiments with Truth in South Africa

Emergence of Gandhi as a mass leader in India

Gandhi in 1930s

Gandhi in 1940s and his evolution of father of the nation