Indian and world history for UPSC – ancient, medieval and modern India series with timelines, themes and revision cards.
Socio-Religious Reform Movements of 19th Century India: Leaders, Organisations and Years Mapped for Exams The 19th century socio-religious reform movements in India…
Governor-General vs Viceroy of India: Powers, Reforms and Acts — Tabulated Comparison for Exams Quick Answer: Governor-General vs Viceroy — The Core…
GS1 Modern History notes on colonial press laws (Vernacular Press Act 1878, Press Act 1910) and nationalist papers like Kesari and Hindu, with solved UPSC PYQs.
High-yield revision notes on socio-religious reform movements — Brahmo Samaj, Arya Samaj, Aligarh Movement & more. UPSC, SSC prelims facts, leaders, and impact.
Moderates to Extremists: Surat Split 1907 and the Methods Debate – Modern History Deep Dive for UPSC & SSC Direct Answer: What…
Quick revision chain of freedom movement milestones 1930 to 1947 — from the Dandi March and Round Table Conferences to Quit India, the Cabinet Mission…
Modern India 1930-1939 in one read: Dandi and the Civil Disobedience Movement, Round Table Conferences, Poona Pact, the 1935 Act, the 1937 ministries and the wartime resignations - with exam traps.
Rowlatt to Dandi: Non-Cooperation, Chauri Chaura, the Swarajists, Simon, Purna Swaraj and the Salt March — the decade that made mass nationalism.
Modern India Part 1 — from Plassey 1757 to the Revolt of 1857: conquests, policies like Doctrine of Lapse and Subsidiary Alliance, land settlements.
Modern India Part 2 — the Crown's India 1858-1905: Government of India Act 1858, viceroys, famine and commissions, in exam-ready notes.
Modern India Part 3 (1905-1919): Swadeshi, the Surat split, Morley-Minto, Ghadar, Home Rule, Gandhi's satyagrahas, Rowlatt and Jallianwala - exam-ready notes.
From linguistic states 1956 to Jharkhand 2000: how each reorganisation created today inter-state disputes — Sone, Cauvery, Krishna. UPSC GS1/GS2 notes.
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