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Short Paragraph on Indian National Congress

On August 10, 2017 By Vinay Category: Modern History of India

The Indian National congress was formed in 1885. It was in fact the first really all-India organization. Indian political leaders had for sometime been thinking of such an organization. The final shape of Indian National Congress was given by A.O. Hume, a former civilian. Womesh Chunder … [Read more...]

The Rise of Gandhi

On August 10, 2017 By Vinay Category: Modern History of India

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was an experienced agitator. He had led movements against the British Government in South Africa. But he was an agitator of a different kind. It was by the virtue of peaceful and non-violent satyagraha that led to the rise of Gandhi as a great leader. Satyagraha was a kind … [Read more...]

History of Modern India

On May 30, 2017 By Various Contributors Category: History of India, Modern History of India

The early period of Modern India witnessed the growth of Company Rule in India. The Company Rule in the Indian sub-continent is also referred to as Company Raj. It was the rule of the British East India Company that extended to many parts of India. It is believed to have begun in the year 1757 after … [Read more...]

History of Medieval India

On May 30, 2017 By Various Contributors Category: History of India, History of Medieval India

The term Medieval India is used to refer to the post classical history of India. It is divided into the early medieval period and into the late medieval period. The following are the major events and personalities in Medieval India: Delhi Sultanate The Delhi Sultanate was established by the … [Read more...]

History of India: Ancient, Medieval and Modern History of India

On May 30, 2017 By Various Contributors Category: History of India

Overview: The Ancient history of India is characterized by great and courageous rulers, unique civilizations, and times of peace and war. Content Ancient History of India and Early Medieval Period (Prehistoric era to upto 1200 CE). History of Medieval India History of Modern … [Read more...]

Red Fort in Delhi (Lal Qila): History, Architecture, Present Significance

On February 22, 2017 By Ananya Mishra Category: History of India

Red Fort is a world heritage site that is very iconic in its architectural details. Situated in Delhi, this fort is an ideal example to showcase Mughal architectural style of those times. History To Shahjahan belongs the glory of having beautified Delhi with magnificent buildings – the Jama … [Read more...]

Brief History of India: Ancient, Medieval and Modern History

On February 13, 2017 By Teamwork Category: History of India

Introduction: There are three main phases of the Indian history: Pre-historic and Ancient era, the Medieval era, and the Modern era. Prehistoric and Ancient Era (Prehistoric era up to 1187 CE) Fossil records shows that India was inhabited as early as the Middle Pleistocene period. The Soan Valley … [Read more...]

Doctrine of Lapse (Annexation Policy Devised by Lord Dalhousie)

On February 28, 2016 By Atul Joshi Category: Modern History of India

Doctrine of Lapse Doctrine of Lapse was an annexation policy. During his regime in India, Lord Dalhousie devised and adopted the policy of doctrine of lapse which enabled him to annex quite a number of States. The main principles of his thesis were not entirely his but had been known to Indian … [Read more...]

Pallava Architecture

On February 28, 2016 By Atul Joshi Category: History of India

The caves and temples of the Pallava days have a very refined stone-cutting and engraving. The temples of Kanchi are the best examples of the art of architecture of the Pallavas. The five chariots of Mahabalipuram have been named after the five Pandavas which are Shiva temples. The Sahadeva, Dharma … [Read more...]

Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar (Early life, Career and Contribution) - Biography

On January 6, 2016 By Prakash Category: Famous and Great Personalities of India, Modern History of India

Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar, also known as Vidyasagar or Sagar, was born in 1820, at Birsing, a village in the district of Midnapur. The word ‘Vidyasagar’ means the ‘Ocean of Learning’. It is a sort of degree given to a learned man. The title of Vidyasagar was given to many people; but only … [Read more...]

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