Peasant Movements in India Peasant movements in India have been pivotal in shaping the socio-political landscape, emerging as responses to oppressive feudal practices, high taxes, and exploitative colonial policies. Spanning from the 18th century to post-independence India, these movements varied in scope and impact, rallying for rights, fair land distribution, and against unjust economic burdens….
The Revolt of 1857 was one of the most significant watershed moments during British rule. During this revolt, various regions of north India spontaneously stood up against British rule. Garrison after garrison stood mutinied against their senior officers, and after the general public participation, it appeared that the British rule would end. However, the British…
Economic Impact of British Rule in India The British Empire in India was highly organized administratively. The fundamental difference between the earlier conquest of India and the British conquest is that the earlier conquerors made no basic changes in the country’s economic structure and gradually became a part of it. The British totally disrupted the…
Revolutionary Nationalism 2.0 Revolutionary Nationalism 2.0 in India marks a pivotal shift towards radical methods of freedom struggle , optimized by icons like Ashfaqulla Khan, Roshan Singh Ramprasad Bismil, & Bhagat Singh. This era, infused with the spirit of sacrifice and direct action, drew form global revolutionary ideologies to challenge British Colonialism. The non-cooperation movement…
The First Phase of the Revolutionary Movement in India (1907-17) With the decline of the mass phase of the Swadeshi movement and the lack of political activity, a new kind of political action emerged in the national movement. In this aspect, the highly motivated youth adopted the following methods: They adopted revolutionary activities as the…
National Movements in Princely States National movements in princely states of British India were the crucial phase of the country’s fight for independence. These states, which were nominally governed by India Princes under British suzerainty, presented unique challenges for nationalist activism. The movement aimed for political rights and self- governance inspired by the broader Indian…
Join 99Notes IAS Institute Get A Free Counseling By Our Professional UPSC Counsellors. Send message On Whatsapp  Which of the following historical events significantly contributed to the strengthening of India-Japan relations in the 20th century? Select the correct option from the following: The signing of the Treaty of Shimoda in 1855 The Battle of…
Q1) In a democratic society, individual rights and freedoms are always balanced against the larger interests of society and the state. To what extent do the constitutional restrictions on fundamental rights strike a balance between individual liberty and societal interests? What factors are considered in evaluating the reasonableness of such restrictions? Refer to the case…
The Hindu Editorial 22-February-2024 1. Electoral season and restructuring the health system. Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health Critical for UPSC: Manifesto analysis illuminates policy directions, reflecting healthcare reform priorities and governance approaches, crucial for aspirants’ understanding. Context The article highlights the importance of political party manifestos in the upcoming 2024 elections, focusing on…
PIB Summary for UPSC 22-February -2024 1. Cabinet approves amendment in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy on Space Sector Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government policies – Interventions for development in various sectors The FDI policy amendments in the space sector align with Atmanirbhar Bharat, impacting India’s technological prowess and global competitiveness, crucial for…