Roman Saini

Ready for a time travel? This collection will take you to a journey through India's past and will help you in Understanding the great rebellion of 1857, which VD Savarkar termed as the India's first war of Independence. It will cover the major events, causes, main leaders, area involved in the revolt, reasons of failure of the revolt, consequences and detailed analysis. Tags: Revolt of 1857, 1857 Revolt, Sepoy Mutiny, India History, Indian History, Resources on History, UPSC History, Fundamentals of History for UPSC CSE, Fundamentals of History for IAS Exam, History Syllabus for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus.

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Indian History for UPSC CSE: The Revolt Of 1857 - India's First War Of Independence by Roman Saini

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Ready for a time travel? This collection will take you to a journey through India's past and will help you in Understanding the great rebellion of 1857, which VD Savarkar termed as the India's first war of Independence. It will cover the major events, causes, main leaders, area involved in the revolt, reasons of failure of the revolt, consequences and detailed analysis.

Overview: Indian History for UPSC CSE: The Revolt Of 1857 - India's First War Of Independence by Roman Saini

This lesson deals with the introduction to the revolt of 1857 and it provides an overview. It provides some basic facts about the starting of the revolt, the major events, the sepoy mutiny, belligerent regions, areas affected by the revolt, non-participant and supporters of the East India Company. 

The Revolt Of 1857 1.1: Beginnings (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson continues to explore the Revolt of 1857 and talks about all the important causes: Social, Religious, Political, Administrative, Issues of Sepoys, Economic causes etc. 
  

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.2 Causes (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson deals with the importance of leadership, main leaders in the revolt along with the revolt centres in India like Bakht Khan in Delhi, Rani Laxmibai in Jhansi, Nana Sahib in Kanpur, Begum Hazrat Mahal in Lucknow etc. 

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.3 Leaders And Centres Of Revolt (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson explains the various steps taken by the East India Company to crush the Great Rebellion. How they planned, how they recaptured Delhi within 4 months of start of the revolt, how their superior leadership helped British defeat the rebels in just over a year and ends with the fate of leaders. 

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.4 Response Of The British (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson deals with the various causes leading to the failure of the revolt of 1857. It starts with the general mistrust which people had with other classes, lack of support base and resources, lack of advanced weaponry with Indian soldiers, lack of unifying central leadership and lack of understanding of colonial rule. 

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.5 Causes Of Failure Of The Revolt (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson deals with:
1. Algorithm to learn the 24 names of revolt
2. Nature of the rebellion
3. Past mutinies 
4. Events of the rebellion
5. Quotes and Analysis
6. Final conclusion by Roman (useful for the exams)

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.6 Analysis (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson explains the various consequences of the revolt of 1857. It deals with the fact that why it is called a landmark event in the modern Indian History, explains the Government of India Act, 1858, etc.

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.7 Consequences (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson deals with the summary of the entire revolt of 1857 and finishes it in less than 10 minutes. It starts with the timeline of events from 1856 (Annexation of Awadh) to 1858 (Allahabad Durbar). It deals with the causes, effect, reasons for the failure of the revolt and aftermath. 

The Revolt Of 1857: 1.8 Revise In <10 Minutes (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson deals with all the question which have been asked in the  Previous Year Questions of UPSC-CSE prelims, related to The revolt of 1857.
This lesson deals with about 20 questions from Previous Year Question papers asked in the last 20 years in UPSC Prelims. The approximate number is that a question on the revolt of 1857 appears once every 2 years in the exam.  Please watch all the theoretical lessons before watching this lesson.


The Revolt Of 1857 : 1.9 Previous Year Questions (UPSC-CSE Prelims)

This lesson deals with the solution of 2 questions related to The revolt of 1857, from the Previous Year Questions  of UPSC-CSE mains. First question explains the reason behind why Lord Dalhousie is considered as Father of Modern India. Second question traces the journey of this revolt being started as a war of religion and how it ended being the first war of Independence.

The Revolt Of 1857 : 1.10 Previous Year Questions (UPSC-CSE Mains)

Navneet Goel

In this course I will discuss about revolt of 1857.

(Hindi) Revolt of 1857

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

Hari Singh Rajput

This Course is Cover The Revolt of 1857.

This Course is beneficial for UPSC aspirants.

1857 की क्रांति : UPSC

 History lecturer, Faced UPSC & State PSC interviews.

Sunil Singh

It's summary of modern history spectrum book. I will discuss this summary with conceptual background as well as important facts. It covers MCQ'S practice also after each lesson.

(Hindi) Modern History Spectrum Summary for UPSC

Hello people.. I am soumya, very enthusiastic and optimistic in nature. I always believe "the more you share the more you gain" . 

Soumya Shetty

This course briefly describes 1857 Revolt and its major causes.

Course on Pre Independence - The Revolt of 1857

Asst Professor at Vijetha Institute, Delhi , Masters in Biotechnology IIT JAM 2011 (AIR - 479) CSIR NET Life Sciences 2012, DBT JRF 2015,  U

Danish Khatana

The course covers almost all major events, movements and personalities during the Indian National Movement starting right from the First war of independence in 1857 upto Partition and Independence.

(Hindi) Indian Freedom Struggle - Revolt of 1857 to Independence

MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University, BA (Hons.) History from LSR, reader, dancer, love to teach, AIR 42 in 2018 UPSC

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

Lessons

11 lessons • 1h 44m