Introduction: India has a protracted record of being in touch with and being invaded with the aid of using foreigners. In the early years of the indigenous civilisation, the Aryans invaded India and as an end result, the indigenous people had been marginalised. Then a few centuries later got here Read more…
“If a person is deprived of his or her rights or privileges, just on the basis of his or her community, this would constitute communalism.” Husain Shaheen Introduction: India speaks to different religions and numerous societies. Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, and so forth have prospered here. While the Read more…
Introduction: Agrarian reform is the redistribution of agricultural resources such as agricultural land amongst the farmers situated in a country. It is also known as land reforms but the term agrarian reform corresponds to a broader sense. The concept of agrarian reforms mainly focuses on redistribution of agricultural land and Read more…
Introduction: “Mr. Watson come here, I want you.” Alexander Graham Bell This was the first historical wordings on the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell to Watson. India is a heavily controlled telecom market with telecom service providers being needed to obtain a licence in order to provide services. Telecom services Read more…
Introduction: “In India insurance has a deep-rooted history; it is mention in writings of Manu, Yagnavalkya, and Kautilya. It has discuss the pooling of resources that could share during the calamities such as fire, floods, epidemics, and famines.”[1] Apart from this the fossils of insurance can be traced back in Read more…
Introduction: Gandhi’s non-violent methods and passive resistance along with mass mobilization have been explored at length by historians and political analysts. It has aroused feelings of complete devotion to the man and his methods, as also disappointment and resentment of perceived damage to India’s social and moral evolution and enterprise. Read more…
Introduction: Indian Councils Act 1909 or Morley-Minto Reform was an extension of the 1892 reform. The Morley-Minto Reforms, was named after John Morley, the secretary of state for India (1905-1910 & 1911) and Minto was the Governor-General of India (1905-1910). The British Parliament had appointed a Royal Commission on Decentralisation Read more…
Background The formulation of the Government of India Act, 1935 lies in the Third Round Table Conference met in London in November 1932. Even this term of conference was held without the participation of Congress leaders. The discussions carried out in it ultimately led to the formation of this act. Read more…
Background Indian Council Act of 1909 is additionally referr to as Morley-Monto Reform. It was institute to placate the Moderates (Congress) and introduces separate electorates on the idea of faith. Therefore Lord Minto came to be referr to as Father of Communal Electorate in India. In this act, the membership Read more…
The East India Company came to India during the period of 1600-1675. For the smooth functioning of the East India Company they came up with many charters that were very similar to the laws of England. The invasion of Britishers in India in the form of the East India Company Read more…
Introduction The government of India act 1919 was a byproduct of intense nationalist political activity the events during the war and the prevalent sentiments were responsible for the signing of the Lucknow pact between the Congress and the Muslim league the establishment of home rule league and the August declaration Read more…
The East India Company or the British East India Company was an English and later British joint-stock company; initially formed to trade in the Indian Ocean region, with the Moghuls of India and the East Indies. Later with Qing China. The company ended up seizing control of large parts of Read more…