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Ashna Sisodia

This course is designed to understand the complete modern history so that both facts and analysis can be covered for both Prelims and Mains. This Course will be one stop source to cover entire modern history. This is the Module 2 of Modern history, if you have not gone through the Module 1 then cover that up before this.

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Modern History (Pre and Mains) - Module 2 for UPSC CSE

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Modern History

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Modern History - Crash Course

In this lesson Ashna talks about the overview of Module 2 of Modern History course.

Overview - Module 2 of Modern History

In this lesson Ashna talks about the important timeline that we have to cover in order to understand modern History better.

Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 1

In this lesson Ashna talks about the important timeline that we have to cover for a better understanding of modern history and the rule of British Empire in modern history.

Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 2

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms of Cornwallis especially Administrative Reforms brought by Cornwallis to bring administrative efficiency, simplification of the system and abolition of bribery and corruption.

Reforms of Cornwallis: Purpose and Administrative Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms brought by Cornwallis in the police department and in  judiciary.

Reforms of Cornwallis: Police and Judicial Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the permanent settlement of Bengal or land revenue reforms of Cornwallis, what were the defects in the pre-cornwallis land revenue system and the three problems of land revenue system and solution provided by Cornwallis.

Lord Cornwallis: Land Revenue Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the features of permanent settlement of Bengal, merits of the permanent settlement and demerits of permanent settlement.

Permanent Settlement System: Features; Merits and Demerits

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms brought by William bentick who served as a Governor General of India from 1828 - 1835 A.D. In this lesson she discusses financial reforms brought by him in civil and military system.

William Bentinck : Financial Reforms (1828 - 1835 A.D.)

In this lesson Ashna talks about William Bentinck efforts to increase government income and Administrative Reforms brought by him.

William Bentinck : Efforts to Increase Government Income and Administrative Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the judicial reforms that were introduced by Lord William Bentinck and the educational reforms and the new Educational policy that was introduced by him.

William Bentinck: Judicial and Educational Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the social reforms that were introduced by William Bentinck along with the public welfare works and other misc activities related to promoting Christianity in India.

William Bentinck: Social Reforms and Public Welfare Work

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms that were brought by Dalhousie in relation to Railway, postal and telegraph. She also discusses the administrative reforms that were brought by Lord Dalhousie.

Lord Dalhousie : Administrative Reforms and Railways, Postal and Telegraph System

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms that were brought by Lord Dalhousie in military, economic and public works.

Lord Dalhousie : Reforms in Military, Economic and Public Works

In this lesson Ashna talks about the reforms that were introduced by Lord Dalhousie in social and education sector.

Lord Dalhousie : Social and Educational Reforms

In this lesson Ashna talks about the great uprising of 1857 A.D. and causes of revolt.

Topic 2 : The Revolt of 1857 A.D.

In this lesson Ashna talks about the political causes that has resulted into the great uprising of 1857 A.D.

Political Causes : Part 1

In this lesson Ashna talks about the political causes that has led to the revolt of 1857.

Political Causes : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the important administrative causes that has led to the revolt of 1857 which is often termed as the first war of independence.

Administrative Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I

In this lesson Ashna talks about the administrative causes that has led to the uprising of 1857 revolt.

Administrative Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the economic causes that has led to the revolt of 1857.

Economic Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I

Economic Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the social and religious causes that has resulted into the revolt of 1857.

Social & Religious Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I

Social & Religious Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the military causes that has resulted into the revolt of 1857.

Military Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I

In this lesson Ashna talks about the military causes that has resulted into the great uprising of 1857.

Military Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the events of the revolt of 1857 how it began and from merit how the slogans Bahadur Shah Ki jai were raised and Bahadur Shah was declared as the leader and emperor of India and how he agreed to lead the revolutionaries.

Events of the Revolt: Barrackpur, Meerut and Delhi

In this lesson Ashna talks about the important events of the revolt of 1857 that took place in Banaras and Allahabad, Central India, Kanpur and Lucknow.

Events of the revolt : Banaras and Allahabad, Central India, Kanpur and Lucknow

In this lesson Ashna talks about the events of the revolt of 1857 in a great detail especially in Bihar, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur and Punjab.

Events of the revolt of 1857 : Bihar, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur and Punjab

In this lesson Ashna talks about the nature of the revolt of 1857 and she has provided the first view point that the revolt of 1857 was a military revolt.

Nature of the revolt of 1857: A Military Revolt ????

In this lesson Ashna talks about the second view that the revolt of 1857 was the first war of Indian independence.

Nature of the revolt of 1857: First War of Indian Independence

In this lesson Ashna talks about the the another view point regarding the nature of the revolt of 1857 and some select opinions from RC Majumdar and Jawaharlal Nehru's view point on revolt of 1857. She also talks about the causes of the failure of the revolt.

Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part I

In this lesson Ashna talks about causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857.

Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857.

Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part III

In this lesson Ashna talks about the results or effects of The Revolt and she particularly talks about constitutional and political effects that took place after the revolt of 1857.

Results of the Revolt : Constitutional & Political Effects - Part I

In this lesson Ashna talks about the constitutional and policy effects that took place after the great uprising of 1857 revolt.

Results of the Revolt: Constitutional and political Effects - Part II

In this lesson Ashna talks about the rest of the constitutional and policy effects that took place after the great uprising of 1857.

Results of the Revolt: Constitutional and Political Effects- Part III

In this lesson Ashna talks about the military effects that took place after the great uprising of 1857.

Results of the Revolt: Military Effects

In this lesson Ashna talks about the economic effects that took place after the great uprising of 1857.

Results of the Revolt: Economic Effects

In this lesson Ashna talks about the social and religious effects that took place after the great uprising of 1857.

Results of the Revolt : Social and Religious Effects

In this lesson Ashna talks about the development of modern education in India and three Agencies for the spread of modern education in India.

Development of Modern education in India

In this lesson Ashna talks about the spread of education between 1813 to 1834 A.D. and early efforts of East India Company.

Early efforts of East India company and spread of education between 1813 -1834 A.D.

In this lesson Ashna talks about orientalists - anglicist controversy in detail.

Orientalists - Anglicists Controversy

In this lesson Ashna has discussed the development of education from 1835 - 1853 and Charles wood despatch 1854 in detail.

Charles Woods Despatch 1854 A.D.

In this lesson Ashna talks about the main recommendations given by Hunters Education Commission in 1882 and the growth of education from 1882 to 1902.

Hunters Education Commission 1882 and Growth of Education (1882 - 1902)

In this lesson Ashna talks about Raleigh commission in 1902 and Indian universities act of 1904.

Raleigh Commission, 1902 & Indian Universities act 1904 A.D.

In this lesson Ashna talks about sadler Commission and growth of education between 1919 and 1935.

Sadler Commission and Growth of education between 1919 and 1935.

In this lesson Ashna talks about Sergeant plan of education in detail.

Sergeant Plan of Education, 1944

In this lesson Ashna talks about the growth of press in India.

Growth of Press in India

In this lesson Ashna talks about the press under Wellesley and Minto, Lord Hastings and suggestions given by Thomas Munro regarding freedom of press in India.

Press under Wellesley, Minto, Hastings and Suggestions by Thomas Munroe

In this lesson Ashna talks about the Vernacular Press Act of 1878 and Charles metcalfe liberal policy.

Vernacular Press Act of 1878 and Charles metcalfe liberal policy.

In this lesson Ashna talks about growth of press between 1881 - 1907 and newspaper art of 1908 and 1910.

Growth of press between 1881 - 1931

In this lesson Ashna talks about the growth of press in India during Second World War and before independence.

Press Act of 1931 & Press during Second World War

In this lesson Ashna talks about the role of intelligentsia and the growth of middle class in India.

Growth of Middle Class: Intellectuals

In this lesson Ashna talks about the new middle class in the form of traders and Industrialist, professor, doctors, lawyers and generalist and labourers.

Middle Class Traders & Industrialists, Doctors, Professors etc and Labourers

In this lesson Ashna talks about the rise of new middle class in the form of zamindars and peasants and tenants.

Rise of Middle class: Zamindars, Peasants and Tenants

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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

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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)

 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

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

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

56 lessons • 8h 39m

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Overview - Module 2 of Modern History

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Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 1

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Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 2

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Reforms of Cornwallis: Purpose and Administrative Reforms

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Reforms of Cornwallis: Police and Judicial Reforms

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Lord Cornwallis: Land Revenue Reforms

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Permanent Settlement System: Features; Merits and Demerits

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William Bentinck : Financial Reforms (1828 - 1835 A.D.)

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William Bentinck : Efforts to Increase Government Income and Administrative Reforms

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William Bentinck: Judicial and Educational Reforms

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