Modern History of India

App for UPSC Aspirants, Learn Modern History of India.

History is a subject that gives the facts and perspectives of past events. In its given premises, it includes a wide range of topics such geographical conditions and human settlements, society and cultures; type of governance and administrative systems; trade and economic policy; interstate relationships; wars and battles, etc. in the time frame of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern.App for UPSC Aspirants,Learn Modern History of India.

So, History is one of the essential disciplines of Social Science to know the past and design the future accordingly.

This app is divided into different chapters and explains the concept of historical facts in a given time frame-work.This app will help students who preparing for civil services exam.

Audience

This app is designed exclusively for the students preparing for the different competitive exams including Civil Services, Banking, Railway, Eligibility Test, IAS, PCS, and all other competitive exams of such kind.

Prerequisites

This app is entirely based on NCERT History Old Edition (class 8th to 12th); all the important points, concepts, and facts are filtered carefully; therefore, prior knowledge of basic History or else having experience of reading NCERT History books is essential to understand the topics.

Content:-

Decline of Mughal Empire

Bahadur Shah I

Jahandar Shah

Farrukh Siyar

Muhammad Shah

Nadir Shah’s Outbreak

Ahmed Shah Abdali

Causes of Decline of Mughal Empire

South Indian States in 18th Century

North Indian States in 18th Century

Maratha Power

Economic Conditions in 18th Century

Social Conditions in 18th Century

Status of Women

Arts and Paintings

Social Life

The Beginnings of European Trade

The Portuguese

The Dutch

The English

East India Company (1600-1744)

Internal Organization of Company

Anglo-French Struggle in South India

The British Conquest of India

Mysore Conquest

Lord Wellesley (1798-1805)

Lord Hastings

Consolidation of British Power

Lord Dalhousie (1848-1856)

British Administrative Policy

British Economic Policies

Transport and Communication

Land Revenue Policy

Administrative Structure

Judicial Organization

Social and cultural Policy

Social and Cultural Awakening

The Revolt of 1857

Major Causes of 1857 Revolt

Diffusion of 1857 Revolt

Centers of 1857 Revolt

Outcome of 1857 Revolt

Criticism of 1857 Revolt

Administrative Changes After 1858

Provincial Administration

Local Bodies

Change in Army

Public Service

Relations with Princely States

Administrative Policies

Extreme Backward Social Services

India & Her Neighbors

Relation with Nepal

Relation with Burma

Relation with Afghanistan

Relation with Tibet

Relation with Sikkim

Relation with Bhutan

Economic Impact of British Rule

Nationalist Movement (1858-1905)

Predecessors of INC

Indian National Congress

INC & Reforms

Religious & Social Reforms

Religious Reformers

Women’s Emancipation

Struggle Against Caste

Nationalist Movement (1905-1918)

Partition of Bengal

Indian National Congress (1905-1914)

Muslim & Growth Communalism

Home Rule Leagues

Struggle for Swaraj

Gandhi Assumes Leadership

Jallianwalla Bagh Massacre

Khilafat & Non-Cooperation

Second Non-Cooperation Movement

Civil Disobedience Movement II

Government of India Act (1935)

Growth of Socialist Ideas

National Movement World War II

Post-War Struggle

Clement Attlee’s Declaration