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The Indian Constitution was comprehensively debated and duly enacted by the Indian Constitution Assembly. The Assembly spent two years, eleven months, and eighteen days writing and enacting the Constitution. It is the longest and most … Read more
A petition in Supreme Court has sought the enforcement of Fundamental Duties on citizens to avoid the illegal trend of protest in the country. On Monday, the Supreme Court urged the Centre and States to … Read more
There were numerous social issues were present in British India like Sati pratha, caste system, Untouchability, etc. India’s traditional societal practices were increasingly unfolded to have caused enormous repression of women, lower castes, and even … Read more
The undue transfer of resources from India to England came to be known as the phenomenon of ‘drain of wealth’. In the words of noted historian Irfan Habib, ‘the fact that India had to have … Read more
Partition of Bengal was carried out in 1905 by dividing the province of Bengal into two units having capitals at Calcutta & Dhaka. Partition was known in the public domain unofficially since December 1903. It … Read more
The expulsion of extremists from congress in December 1907 at the Surat session is known as “Surat Split” in modern Indian history. It was the most significant event in the history of the Indian Struggle … Read more
The closing years of the 19th century witnessed the emergence of a new trend in India’s struggle against British Rule. A new way of nationalism was becoming visible that relied on the use of the … Read more
During the first two decades after its foundation, Congress was guided by moderate ideology. Since congress represented the Indian nationalist movement, it can be seen that the first two decades of Indian’s struggle against British … Read more
The drain of wealth refers to the unidirectional outflow of a portion of India’s National product from India to Britain for which India received nothing in return. With the victory of the English Company in … Read more
Role of Social–Religious Reform Movement The socio–religious reformers of 19th century such as Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Keshav Chandra Sen & Debendranath Tagore played a very important role in creating the circumstances leading to the … Read more