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Nehru’s foreign policy -Policy of Non-alignment

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Ideals and Principles Nehru’s foreign policy was based on the time tested Indian values like peace, peaceful settlement of disputes, […]

jisha / November 16, 2016

What is meant by foreign policy? A nation’s foreign policy is a policy pursued by nation in its dealings with

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Perhaps no other Governor General excited such bitter in the minds of the people as Curzon did. He was the

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When Ripon was appointed viceroy in India, the liberal party under Gladstone had come to power in England and it

jisha / November 16, 2016

He was a nominee of the conservative government of Benjamin Disraeli. He was very reactionary and repressive in Indian

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Lord Canning’s rule was a very eventful period. It witnessed radical changes in the British administrative policies in India. After

jisha / November 16, 2016

Result of Revolt of 1857 The revolt of 1857 was the first great and direct threat to British rule in

jisha / November 14, 2016

Non-Alignment The policy of Non-Alignment is the bed-rock of India’s foreign policy, it was also followed by Indira Gandhi as

jisha / October 30, 2016

Growth of Art and Architecture under Vijayanagar Growth of Art During the administration of Vijayanagar rulers, they concentrated more

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Legacy of Vijayanagar Education and Literature Vijayanagar rulers showed less interest for the growth of education. Even then education flourished