Freedom Movements – Revolutionary Movements
Revolutionary movements outside India During this period, revolutionary activities and propaganda were conducted Indians settled in abroad especially in […]
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Indo-Pak War, 1970
Indo-Pak Relations The Mantle of implementing the Tashkent Agreement fell on Prime Minister Indra Gandhi. She took several steps to
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Indira Gandhi: First Woman Prime Minister, 1966-1971
Shastri’s Successor After the unexpected death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, on 10 Jan, 1966, the search for new successor started.
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Indian Prime ministers 1947 – Till date
Prime Ministers in India Narendra Modi – 2014 till date Manmohan Singh – 2004-14 Atal Bihari Vajpayee – 1998-2004 IK
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Allan Octavian Hume (A.O.Hume) (1829-1922)
A British civil servant in India, who after his retirement from service in 1822 worked for India’s political claims and
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Lala Lajpat Rai (1865- 1938)
Famous Arya Samajist and Extremist leader from the Punjab popularly known as ‘Punjab Kesari’. He started his political carrier by
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Bipin Chandra Pal (1858-1932)
One of the famous trio- Lal, Bal and Pal. B.C.Pal is popularly known as the father of revolutionary thought in
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Foundation of Indian National Congress – 1885
Introduction Allan Octavian Hume (A.O.Hume), a restricted British member of Indian Civil Service who had settled at Simla, founded the
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The Planning of Economic Progress in India
Introduction (Roots of Planning) The roots of planning in India may be traced to Karachi congress resolution (1950), Visvesvaraya Plan
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Nehru’s foreign policy – Panch Sheel, 1954
Meaning, ‘Panch Sheel’ was first enunciated in the Sino-Indian treaty on Tibet in April 1954. The Sanskrit term Panch Sheel