Taresh Garg

This course will cover the topics of Post Independence History of India which are important for UPSC Civil Services Exam and State Services Exams

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Post Independence History for UPSC CSE and State Exams

Consolidation of India

Post-Independence History

History

UPSC CSE

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Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Post Independence History is important topic for UPSC CSE and State Public Service Exams. This lesson covers the contents the course.

Orientation of the Course

Lesson:1 covers the Nehruvian Era (1952-64) of Post Independence History. It contains integration of princely states, merger of Junagadh, merger of Kashmir, merger of Hyderabad, universal adult suffrage and linguistic reorganization of states.

Lesson:1 Nehruvian Era (1952-64) Part:1

Lesson:2 of Post Independence History covers Nehru's Foreign Policy, Nehru's Social Policy, Nehru's Economic Policy and leftist and rightist concept.

Lesson:2 Nehruvian Era (1952-64) Part:2

Lesson:3 of Post Independence History explains the foreign policy of Indira Gandhi, Internal Emergency, Political developments during Rajiv Gandhi and Sri Lankan issue.

Lesson:3 Indira Gandhi Era and Rajiv Gandhi Era

Lesson:4 of Post Independence History explaims the six technology missions of Rajiv Gandhi, the National Front Government of 1989 and the reforms of 1991.

Lesson:4 Rajiv Gandhi Era (Part:2)

Lesson:5 of Post Independence History explains the shift from single party rule to muti party rule, shift of foreign policy from idealism to realism, Gujral doctrine, Naga issue and Jammu and Kashmir issue.

Lesson:5 Shift from Single Party rule to Multi Party Rule

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Nandini Maharaj

This course covers the last decade of the the British Raj in India: it begins from the August offer, and continues till Independence and Partition. 
The individual satyagrahas, the Crisps Mission, the rajagopalachari formula, the desai liaqat pact, the waves Pact the Ina and Sc Bose,  the upsurges and elections in 1945 and finally the cabinet and the mountabatten plan are also covered. Tags: History for UPSC, Indian History, History for IAS, History for UPSC Aspirants, Online History UPSC, UPSC Syllabus, IAS Syllabus

(Hindi) Independence and Partition (for UPSC Aspirants)

Shivani Yadav

In this course,we will learn that what are the challenges in front of our leaders after independence how they overcome it and how THIS LAND OF UNITY IN DIVERSITY is get united in one nation not only through territorial boundaries but through the spirit of every INDIAN.

Consolidation of India As a Nation

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Lokendra Mishra

This course is all about The Revolt of 1857. the causes of revolt, its spreading in India, main centers of the revolt along with the causes of failure, effect, advantage and nature of the revolt.

(Hindi) Summary of The Revolt of 1857

R Kumar Thakur

In this course, Rakesh Kumar Thakur will cover the Integration of Princely States during India's Independence. This course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE aspirants.

(Hindi) Integration of Princely States: UPSC CSE

Independence and Partition (for UPSC Aspirants)

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In this course Anuj Garg will be expaining you the most important events of Indian history

Lessons

6 lessons • 48m

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Orientation of the Course

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Lesson:1 Nehruvian Era (1952-64) Part:1

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Lesson:2 Nehruvian Era (1952-64) Part:2

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Lesson:3 Indira Gandhi Era and Rajiv Gandhi Era

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Lesson:4 Rajiv Gandhi Era (Part:2)

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Lesson:5 Shift from Single Party rule to Multi Party Rule