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Modern History Course: Module 4 for UPSC CSE

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1.
Overview : Module 4
8:40
2.
Indian Councils Act of 1861 - Factors, Why it was Passed?
9:49
3.
Indian Councils Act of 1861 - Main Provisions
10:00
4.
Indian Councils Act of 1861 - Significance and Drawbacks
8:51
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Indian Councils Act of 1892 - Factors, Why it was Passed?
8:38
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Indian Councils Act of 1892 - Main Provisions
8:21
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Indian councils act of 1892 - significance and drawbacks
9:28
8.
Government of India Act, 1909 (Minto-Morley Reforms)
10:03
9.
Minto-Morley Reforms : Demands & Main Provisions
11:42
10.
Minto-Morley Reforms - Significance & Drawbacks
9:26
11.
Act of 1919 (Montague Chelmsford Act)- Part I
8:32
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Act of 1919 (Montague Chelmsford Act) - Part II
9:03
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Act of 1919 (Montague Chelmsford Act): Main Features- Part 1
8:47
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Act of 1919 (Montague Chelmsford Act): Main features- Part II
10:01
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Act of 1919 (Montague Chelmsford Act): Drawbacks
9:03
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Dyarchy and it's Defects - Part I
9:28
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Dyarchy and it's Defects - Part II
8:27
18.
Government of India Act, 1935 - Part 1
8:17
19.
Government of India Act, 1935 - Part II
9:55
20.
Government of India Act, 1935 : Main features- Part I
8:33
21.
Government of India Act, 1935 : Main features- Part II
8:16
22.
Government of India Act, 1935 : Shortcomings
8:32
23.
Provincial Autonomy: Defects
8:57
24.
Provincial Autonomy: Formations & Functioning
8:25
25.
Topic 2 : rise of political consciousness and Indian National Congress
8:31
26.
Causes of National Political Consciousness- Part I
9:47
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Causes of National Political Consciousness- Part II
8:29
28.
Causes of National Political Consciousness- Part III
8:50
29.
Early political associations in Presidency towns - Part 1
9:33
30.
Early political associations in Presidency towns - Part II
8:20
31.
Birth of Indian National Congress
8:48
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Nature and Aims of Congress
8:24
33.
First phase of national movement - moderates - (1885 - 1905)
8:12
34.
Constitutional and Administrative Reforms : Demands of Moderates
8:37
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Moderates: Methodology and Political Activities in England
9:01
36.
British Government attitude towards Moderates and Contributions of...
8:57
37.
Topic: National Movement: 1906-1919
8:31
38.
Causes of the rise of the extremists - Part I
8:23
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Causes of the rise of the extremists - Part II
9:50
40.
Congress Split: Radicals & Moderates
10:04
41.
Factors that led to formation of Muslim League
8:24
42.
Foundation and aims of the Muslim League
11:58
43.
Revolutionary movement : Causes and Aims
9:16
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Main centres of the revolutionaries
8:44
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Ghadar Party Movement : Causes
9:06
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Incident of kamagatamaru
8:38
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Ghadar Movement : Impact & Causes of Failure
8:28
48.
Impact of First World War
9:34
49.
Home Rule Movement: Significance & Montague's Declaration
8:31
50.
Mahatma Gandhi
8:26
51.
Rowlatt Act and Satyagraha Movement
8:48
52.
Jallianwala Bagh tragedy
8:23
53.
Non-Cooperation Movement
8:45
54.
Non-Cooperation Movement- Reasons for Launch
8:34
55.
Progress of Non-Cooperation Movement - Part I
8:55
56.
Progress of Non-Cooperation Movement - Part II
8:17
57.
Was the non cooperation movement a failure?
8:11
58.
Non-Cooperation Movement: Significance
8:29
59.
Civil Disobedience Movement- Factors - Part I
9:20
60.
Civil Disobedience Movement- Factors - Part II
9:10
61.
First Phase of Civil Disobedience Movement
8:38
62.
Progress of Civil disobedience Movement
8:21
63.
First Round Table Conference and Gandhi Irwin Pact
8:34
64.
Second Phase of Civil Disobedience Movement
8:22
65.
Communal Award 1932, Poona Pact and Third Round table Conference
9:39
66.
Third Phase : Civil Disobedience Movement (Individual Satyagraha)
8:09
67.
Communal politics : causes for the rise of communal politics
8:32
68.
Growth of communal politics
11:10
69.
Quit India Movement (1942-44) : Factors Leading to it
8:05
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Launch of Quit India Movement (1942-44)- Part I
8:46
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Launch of Quit India Movement (1942-44)- Part II
9:20
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Launch of Quit India Movement (1942-44)- Part III
8:17
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Account of Quit India Movement
9:56
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Wavell Plan; Simla Conference and I.N.A. Trials
10:25
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Cabinet Mission Plan
8:09
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Attlee's Declaration, Mountbatten Plan and India Independence Act 1947
8:27
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Significant development after independence
8:45
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Drafting Committee
9:09
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Reorganization of Princely States
9:00
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Importance of industrial development
10:17
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First five year plan and industrial development
8:12
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Second and third five year plan and industrial development
8:45
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Three annual plans and achievement of industrial sector
8:10
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Achievements of industrial sector in plans
8:22
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Shortcomings of the industrial development in planning
8:15
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Problems and obstacles of industrial development in India
8:26
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Measures taken by the government for the development of industries - part 1
8:29
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Measures taken by the government for the development of industries - part 2
8:14
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Agriculture development
8:15
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First five year plan and agricultural development
8:40
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Second five year plan and Agriculture Development
8:22
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Third five year plan and agricultural development
8:19
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Measures undertaken by the government to improve agriculture - Part 1
8:05
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Measures undertaken by the government to improve agriculture - Part 2
9:18
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Suggestions to improve yield of crops in India
8:46
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Salient features of Indian Constitution
8:11
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India as a sovereign
8:46
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India as a socialist, secular, democratic and Republic state
9:14
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India : Parliament form of government, Federal state, fundamental right...
8:17
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Salient features: DPSP and Emergency Powers etc.
8:39
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Other Special Provisions of Constitution
8:46
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Reasons responsible for longest and bulkiest constitution
8:47
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900 Course : Modern History (Pre & Mains) Integrated Approach- Module 4 Presented by: Ashna Sisodia
About Me y Ashna Sisodia y Ashna Sisodia Verified Educator at Unacademy From Chandigarh, India An Educator at Unacademy since October 2016 Appeared in UPSC CSE Mains 2017 and scored 140 marks in Essay paper and 110 marks each in GS 2 and 3 . Modern History-(Pre and Mains) Module 3 for UPSC CSE Modern History (Pre and Mains) Module 2 for UPSC CSE . 9 Lesso 50 Lessons . . . Scored 125+ in Prelims 2017 . CSE Btech from UIET, Courses Made so Far India Yearbook 2018 and Learning Maps quickly in 25 Lessons THI - Modern History - Module 1, 2 and 3 Ashna Sisodia Nuclear security Doctrine IR & PSIR World History - Module 1 and The Hindu June MCQs The Hindu Weekly Killer Course - June 2018 Crash Course on International Organizations and International Relations The Hindu Killer Course: September 2018 Modern History (Pre and Mains) for UPSC CSE
Constitutional development Features CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1773 1935
INDIAN COUNCIL ACT OF 1861 A.I Factors leading to the passing of the act Need to associates Indians in legislative councils Need to empower provincial legislatures To limit the powers of legislative council Demand of the Indians To streamline the system of the govt. working
MAIN PROVISIONS FOR THE ACT Provisions regarding the governor councjl Governor general council members was increased from 4 to 5 Secretary of the state can appoint the commander in chief as council executive Governor was empowered to make laws Governor alone was not allowed to make laws In the absence of governor, governor can appoint to run system He can reject the decisions of council
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