Fall of Colonial Empire in India – 2
The Regulating Act, 1773 First attempt by the British Parliament to regulate the affairs of the Company. End of Dual
The Regulating Act, 1773 First attempt by the British Parliament to regulate the affairs of the Company. End of Dual
Introduction: India was a direct colony of the British and the impact of this colonial rule over the economy, society
Burma under the Burma Rule: Burma began to take a new shape under British rule. Basically she remained a colony
Expansion of British rule in BURMA: British control over Burma was fully established after Anglo-Burmese wars, which ultimately resulted
Burma in the 19Th century: In the beginning of 19th century Burma was being ruled from Ava. Hinyana Buddhism was
Early history : India and Burma have very close contact with each other since long. The west coast of the
Introduction: Burma is a small Asian nation bordering India and china. She was a part of India till 1937 and
Post-Independence era The Indian archaeology reached its present form of high level academic maturity after passing through various theoretical approaches
Mortimer Wheeler: The British Government appointed Robert Eric Mortimer Wheeler as the Director General of the Archaeological survey in 1944
Robert Bruce Foote; The development of principles of stratigraphy in Geology in Europe also received some impetus in India. The