Lord Dalhousie : Administrative Reforms and Railways, Postal and Telegraph System
Lesson 12 of 56 • 36 upvotes • 10:11 mins
Ashna Sisodia
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.
Modern History (Pre and Mains) - Module 2 for UPSC CSE
56 lessons • 8h 39m
1
Overview - Module 2 of Modern History
8:56 mins
2
Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 1
8:46 mins
3
Timeline: 1757-1857 A.D. - PART 2
8:39 mins
4
Reforms of Cornwallis: Purpose and Administrative Reforms
9:33 mins
5
Reforms of Cornwallis: Police and Judicial Reforms
9:31 mins
6
Lord Cornwallis: Land Revenue Reforms
9:00 mins
7
Permanent Settlement System: Features; Merits and Demerits
11:17 mins
8
William Bentinck : Financial Reforms (1828 - 1835 A.D.)
8:21 mins
9
William Bentinck : Efforts to Increase Government Income and Administrative Reforms
8:25 mins
10
William Bentinck: Judicial and Educational Reforms
9:54 mins
11
William Bentinck: Social Reforms and Public Welfare Work
9:10 mins
12
Lord Dalhousie : Administrative Reforms and Railways, Postal and Telegraph System
10:11 mins
13
Lord Dalhousie : Reforms in Military, Economic and Public Works
8:16 mins
14
Lord Dalhousie : Social and Educational Reforms
8:13 mins
14
Lord Dalhousie : Social and Educational Reforms
8:13 mins
15
Topic 2 : The Revolt of 1857 A.D.
9:16 mins
16
Political Causes : Part 1
9:11 mins
17
Political Causes : Part II
9:30 mins
18
Administrative Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I
9:04 mins
19
Administrative Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II
8:51 mins
20
Economic Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I
9:37 mins
21
Economic Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II
8:23 mins
22
Social & Religious Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I
8:11 mins
23
Social & Religious Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II
9:38 mins
24
Military Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part I
10:02 mins
25
Military Causes of Revolt of 1857 : Part II
11:47 mins
26
Events of the Revolt: Barrackpur, Meerut and Delhi
9:10 mins
27
Events of the revolt : Banaras and Allahabad, Central India, Kanpur and Lucknow
10:07 mins
28
Events of the revolt of 1857 : Bihar, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur and Punjab
9:01 mins
29
Nature of the revolt of 1857: A Military Revolt ????
9:28 mins
30
Nature of the revolt of 1857: First War of Indian Independence
14:00 mins
31
Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part I
8:43 mins
32
Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part II
9:13 mins
33
Causes of the failure of the revolt of 1857 : Part III
8:58 mins
34
Results of the Revolt : Constitutional & Political Effects - Part I
8:25 mins
35
Results of the Revolt: Constitutional and political Effects - Part II
8:17 mins
36
Results of the Revolt: Constitutional and Political Effects- Part III
8:24 mins
37
Results of the Revolt: Military Effects
8:17 mins
38
Results of the Revolt: Economic Effects
9:13 mins
39
Results of the Revolt : Social and Religious Effects
10:30 mins
40
Development of Modern education in India
8:22 mins
41
Early efforts of East India company and spread of education between 1813 -1834 A.D.
8:25 mins
42
Orientalists - Anglicists Controversy
11:22 mins
43
Charles Woods Despatch 1854 A.D.
8:44 mins
44
Hunters Education Commission 1882 and Growth of Education (1882 - 1902)
9:36 mins
45
Raleigh Commission, 1902 & Indian Universities act 1904 A.D.
9:01 mins
46
Sadler Commission and Growth of education between 1919 and 1935.
8:26 mins
47
Sergeant Plan of Education, 1944
8:25 mins
48
Growth of Press in India
8:21 mins
49
Press under Wellesley, Minto, Hastings and Suggestions by Thomas Munroe
8:25 mins
50
Vernacular Press Act of 1878 and Charles metcalfe liberal policy.
10:53 mins
51
Growth of press between 1881 - 1931
9:21 mins
52
Press Act of 1931 & Press during Second World War
10:43 mins
53
Growth of Middle Class: Intellectuals
9:17 mins
54
Middle Class Traders & Industrialists, Doctors, Professors etc and Labourers
8:59 mins
55
Rise of Middle class: Zamindars, Peasants and Tenants
8:43 mins
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