1.1 Death of Aurangzeb (1707)
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1.2 Later Mughal Emperors
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1.3: The Decline of the Mughal Empire
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Decline of the Mughal Empire
1.4 Invasions of Nadir Shah and Ahmad Shah Abdali
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Decline of the Mughal Empire
1.5 Rise of Regional States (Marathas, Hyderabad, Bengal, Awadh, Mysore, Sikh Kingdom)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Decline of the Mughal Empire
1.6 Political Condition of India in the 18th Century
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Decline of the Mughal Empire
2.1 Age of Discovery and European Exploration
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.2 Why Europeans Came to India
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.3 The Portuguese Era (1498 – 1961)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.4 The Dutch Enterprise (1602 – 1825)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.5 The English East India Company (1600 – 1947)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.6 The Danish Presence (1616 – 1845)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.7 The French (1664 – 1954)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.8 European Trading Settlements
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
2.9 Anglo-French Rivalry and Carnatic Wars
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Advent of the Europeans in India
3.1 Bengal Under Nawabs (Murshid Quli Khan, Alivardi Khan) and Rise of EIC Influence
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
3.2 Siraj-ud-Daulah, Battle of Plassey (1757)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
3.3 Mir Jafar, Mir Qasim, and British Political Manipulation
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
3.4 Battle of Buxar (1764) and Treaty of Allahabad (1765)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
3.5 Diwani Rights and Dual Government System in Bengal (1765–1772)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
3.6 Bengal Famine of 1770 and Early British Consolidation
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Consolidation of Bengal
4.1 Nature, Stages, and Methods of British Imperial Expansion
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
4.2 Anglo-Mysore Wars: Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan, and Fall of Mysore
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
4.3 Anglo-Maratha Wars and Collapse of the Maratha Confederacy
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
4.4 Anglo-Sikh Wars and Annexation of Punjab
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
4.5 Anglo-Burmese Wars, Anglo-Nepal War (Treaty of Sugauli), Anglo-Bhutan War, and Himalayan Expansion
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
4.6 Conquest of Sindh, Annexation of Awadh, and Completion of Expansion
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Conquest and Territorial Expansion
5.1 Policy of Ring Fence and Early Expansion Strategies
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.2 Warren Hastings and Lord Cornwallis: Administration, Reforms, and Early Consolidation
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.3 Subsidiary Alliance System and Lord Wellesley
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.4 Lord Hastings (Anglo-Nepal/Maratha Wars), Lord Auckland (1st Anglo-Afghan War), Lord Ellenborough (Annexation of Sindh), and Lord Hardinge I (1st Anglo-Sikh War)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.5 Lord William Bentinck: Administrative, Social, and Educational Reforms
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.6 Doctrine of Lapse, Modernization, and Annexations under Lord Dalhousie
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
5.7 Lord Canning and the Transition from Company Rule to Crown Rule
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Expansion Policies and Major Governor-Generals
6.1 Evolution of East India Company: Trading Body to Sovereign Power
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.2 Regulating Act of 1773, Act of Settlement (1781), and Pitt’s India Act of 1784
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.3 Early Judicial Institutions: Mayor's Courts, Supreme Court at Calcutta, and Sadar Diwani/Nizamat Adalats
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.4 Charter Acts of 1793, 1813, 1833, and 1853
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.5 Central, Provincial, District, and Local Administrative Framework Under Company Rule
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.6 Evolution of Civil Services, Judiciary, Police, and Military Systems
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
6.7 Early Local Self-Government and Municipal Administration Under Company Rule
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Company Rule, Administration and Constitutional Development
7.1 Objectives and Nature of British Agrarian Policies
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.2 Permanent Settlement System (Zamindari)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.3 Ryotwari and Mahalwari Revenue Systems
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.4 Comparative Analysis and Impact of Land Revenue Systems
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.5 Commercialization of Agriculture: Indigo, Opium, Cotton, Jute, Tea, Coffee, and Plantation Economy
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.6 Rural Indebtedness, Land Alienation, and Rural Poverty
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
7.7 British Forest Acts and Impact on Tribal Communities
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Land Revenue, Agriculture and Forest Policies
8.1 Phases of British Colonialism: Mercantilism, Free Trade, and Finance Capitalism
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Colonial Economy and Economic Impact
8.2 Exploitation of Trade: Raw Material Export and Industrial Goods Import
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Colonial Economy and Economic Impact
8.3 Deindustrialization and Decline of Traditional Handicrafts
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Colonial Economy and Economic Impact
8.4 Drain of Wealth Theory: Dadabhai Naoroji, R.C. Dutt, M.G. Ranade, G.V. Joshi, Home Charges, Council Bills, and Capital Transfer Mechanisms
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Colonial Economy and Economic Impact
8.5 Overall Impact: Poverty, Stagnation, and Backwardness
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Colonial Economy and Economic Impact
9.1 Development of Roads, Canals, Ports, and Irrigation Works
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
9.2 Railways: Development, Guarantee System, and Economic Impact
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
9.3 Introduction of Telegraph, Postal Network, and Shipping
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
9.4 Plantation Industries, Early Modern Industries, and Growth of Indian-Owned Enterprises (Jamsetji Tata, Cotton/Jute Industries, TISCO, Indian Capitalist Class)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
9.5 Condition of Industrial Workers, Factories Acts, Labour Legislation, and Working-Class Movements
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
9.6 Major Famines, Famine Commissions, and Famine Codes
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Transport, Communication, Modern Industries and Famines
10.1 Causes, Nature, and Characteristics of 19th Century Renaissance
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.2 Raja Rammohan Roy, Brahmo Samaj, Debendranath Tagore, and Keshab Chandra Sen
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.3 Prarthana Samaj, Veda Samaj, and Regional Reform Movements in Western and Southern India (SNDP Yogam)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.4 Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, Young Bengal Movement (Derozio), and Social Reforms
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.5: Swami Dayanand Saraswati and Arya Samaj Movement
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.6 Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Vivekananda, and Ramakrishna Mission
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.7 Theosophical Society and Contribution of Annie Besant
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.8 Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Aligarh Movement, and Deoband Movement
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.9 Anti-Caste Movements: Jyotirao Phule (Satyashodhak Samaj), Narayana Guru, Periyar, and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
10.10 Sikh (Singh Sabha, Akali), Parsi (Rahnumai Mazdayasnan Sabha), and Women's Social Reform Movements (Savitribai Phule, Pandita Ramabai, Tarabai Shinde, Begum Rokeya, Dhondo Keshav Karve)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Socio-Religious Reform and Cultural Awakening
11.1 Christian Missionaries, Social Legislation, and Anti-Sati / Widow Remarriage Laws
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
11.2 Charter Act of 1813, Orientalist–Anglicist Controversy, General Committee of Public Instruction, and Macaulay’s Minute (1835)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
11.3 Wood’s Despatch (1854), Establishment of Universities (Calcutta, Bombay, Madras), Indian Universities Act (1904), Educational Commissions (Hunter, Raleigh, Sadler), Wardha Scheme of Basic Educati
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
11.4 Evolution and Expansion of Indian Press and Journalism
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
11.5 Press Censorship Laws, Vernacular Press Act (1878), and Restrictions
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
11.6 Role of Press and Literature in Cultivating National Consciousness
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → British Social, Educational and Press Policies
12.1 Nature and Causes of Early Local Resistance
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Early Resistance Against British Rule
12.2 Civil Uprisings: Sanyasi-Fakir Revolt, Chuar, Paika Rebellion, Poligar Revolts, Ramosi Uprising, Kittur Uprising (Rani Chennamma), and Velu Thampi's Revolt
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Early Resistance Against British Rule
12.3 Military Mutinies Before 1857: Vellore Mutiny (1806)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Early Resistance Against British Rule
12.4 Religious and Socio-Political Rebellions: Wahabi and Faraizi Movements
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Early Resistance Against British Rule
12.5 Assessment and Limitations of Pre-1857 Uprisings
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Early Resistance Against British Rule
13.1 Causes and Character of Tribal Revolts
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
13.2 Major Tribal Uprisings: Bhil, Kol, Khasi, Garo, Khond, Santhal Hul (SidhuKanhu), Munda Ulgulan (Birsa Munda), Koya, Bastar Rebellion (Gunda Dhur), Tana Bhagat, and Rampa Rebellion (Alluri Sitaram
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
13.3 19th Century Peasant Revolts: Indigo Revolt and Pabna Agrarian League
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
13.4 Agrarian Movements and Satyagrahas: Deccan Riots, Moplah Rebellions (Agrarian/Religious Nature), and Bardoli Satyagraha
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
13.5 20th Century Peasant Movements: Kisan Sabha, Eka Movement, Tebhaga, and Telangana Armed Struggle
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
13.6 Legacy and Historical Impact of Agrarian Movements
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Tribal, Peasant and Agrarian Movements
14.1 Background and Causes: Political, Socio-Religious, Economic, and Military
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
14.2 Immediate Cause, Mangal Pandey, Outbreak at Meerut, and Spread to Delhi
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
14.3 Major Centers, Key Leaders (Rani Lakshmibai, Nana Sahib, Kunwar Singh, Begum Hazrat Mahal, Bahadur Shah II)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
14.4 Suppression of the Revolt and Causes of Failure
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
14.5 Ideological Character, Historiography, and Historical Impact
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
14.6 Government of India Act 1858 and Transition to British Crown Rule
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → 14: The Revolt of 1857
15.1 Queen’s Proclamation (1858) and Office of Secretary of State / Viceroy
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
15.2 Reorganization of Army (Peel Commission), Civil Services, and Financial Administration
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
15.3 Lord Ripon's Reforms, Resolution on Local Self-Government, and the Ilbert Bill Controversy
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
15.4 British Policy Towards Princely States: British Paramountcy, Subordinate Alliance/Union, and Chamber of Princes (Policy Evolution: Isolation → Subordinate Union → Paramountcy)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
15.5 Imperial Strategies: Divide and Rule, Communalism, and Racial Distinction
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
15.6 British Foreign and Frontier Policy: Anglo-Afghan Wars, Burma, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Crown Rule and Imperial Administrative Changes
16.1 Indian Councils Acts of 1861 and 1892
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
16.2 Morley-Minto Reforms (1909) and System of Separate Electorates
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
16.3 Montagu Declaration (August Declaration 1917) and Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms / GOI Act 1919 (Dyarchy)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
16.4 Simon Commission, Nehru Report (1928), and Round Table Conferences
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
16.5 Communal Award (1932) and Poona Pact
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
16.6 Government of India Act 1935: Provincial Autonomy, Proposed Federation, Federal Court, Elections of 1937, and Congress Ministries
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Constitutional Development Under British Rule (1858–1935)
17.1 Factors Responsible for Growth of National Consciousness
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
17.2 Pre-Congress Political Associations: Landholders’ Society, British Indian Association, East India Association, Indian Association, Poona Sarvajanik Sabha, Madras Mahajana Sabha, Bombay Presidency
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
17.3 Growth of Muslim Political Consciousness, Formation of the All-India Muslim League (1906), and Early Communal Politics
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
17.4 Formation of Indian National Congress (1885) and A.O. Hume
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
17.5 Safety Valve Theory vs. Lightning Conductor Theory
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
17.6 Objectives, Methods, and Demands of Early Congress
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Rise of Indian Nationalism and Formation of the INC
18.1 Moderate Leadership: Principles, Methods, and Economic Critique
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.2 Rise of Extremism: Ideology, Leaders (Lal-Bal-Pal, Aurobindo Ghosh), and Methods
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.3 Partition of Bengal (1905) and Swadeshi / Boycott Movement
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.4 Surat Split (1907), Its Causes, Consequences, and Temporary Setback to the National Movement
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.5 Home Rule League Movement (Annie Besant & Bal Gangadhar Tilak)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.6 Lucknow Pact (1916) and Moderate-Extremist Reunion
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
18.7 First World War, Indian Participation, British Promises, Economic Burden, Political Expectations, and Montagu Declaration
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Moderate and Extremist Nationalism (1885–1918)
19.1 First Phase of Revolutionary Activity in Bengal (Anushilan, Jugantar, Alipore Bomb Case, Muzaffarpur Bomb Incident), Maharashtra (Abhinav Bharat, Nasik Conspiracy Case), Punjab, and Delhi–Lahore
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
19.2 Overseas Revolutionary Networks: India House (Madan Lal Dhingra), Ghadar Party, Komagata Maru Incident, and Berlin Committee
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
19.3 Second Phase: Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), Kakori Train Action, and Lahore Conspiracy Case
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
19.4 HSRA (Ideology), Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Assembly Bomb Case, and Revolutionary Socialism
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
19.5 Chittagong Armoury Raid, Surya Sen, and Revolutionary Women (Pritilata Waddedar, Kalpana Dutt, Bina Das)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
19.6 Contribution and Limitations of Revolutionary Movements
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Revolutionary Nationalism (1907–1935)
20.1 Gandhi's Experiments in South Africa (Natal Indian Congress, Phoenix Settlement, Tolstoy Farm, Registration Satyagraha, Indian Relief Act) and Ideology of Satyagraha/Ahimsa
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Arrival of Gandhi and Early Satyagraha Movements
20.2 Champaran Satyagraha (1917)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Arrival of Gandhi and Early Satyagraha Movements
20.3 Ahmedabad Mill Strike (1918)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Arrival of Gandhi and Early Satyagraha Movements
20.4 Kheda Satyagraha (1918)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Arrival of Gandhi and Early Satyagraha Movements
20.5 Rowlatt Act, Satyagraha Sabha, and Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Arrival of Gandhi and Early Satyagraha Movements
21.1 Khilafat Issue, Congress–Khilafat Alliance, Hijrat Movement, and Hindu-Muslim Unity
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan
21.2 Launch, Objectives, and Programmes of Non-Cooperation Movement (1920)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan
21.3 Mass Spread, Regional Movements, and Cross-Links (Awadh Kisan Movement, Eka Movement, Moplah Rebellion, Akali Movement, Tribal Participation)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan
21.4 Chauri Chaura Incident and Withdrawal of NCM
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan
21.5 Swarajist Party (C.R. Das, Motilal Nehru) vs. No-Changers Debate
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan
22.1 Simon Commission Boycott, Nehru Report (1928), and Delhi Proposals
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences
22.2 Gandhi’s 11 Demands, Lahore Congress Session (1929), and Demand for Purna Swaraj
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences
22.3 Dandi Salt March (1930) and Launch of Civil Disobedience
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences
22.4 Spread of CDM Across India and Popular Participation
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences
22.5 Gandhi-Irwin Pact Provisions, Karachi Congress Session 1931 (Fundamental Rights and National Economic Programme), 1st, 2nd & 3rd Round Table Conferences, and Second Phase of CDM
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences
23.1 Congress Ministries (1937–39) and Governance Work
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
23.2 Haripura–Tripuri Crisis (1938–39), Resignation of Subhas Chandra Bose, and Formation of Forward Bloc
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
23.3 Second World War, India’s Involvement Without Consultation, Linlithgow’s Declaration, Congress Resignation, and Muslim League’s "Day of Deliverance"
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
23.4 August Offer (1940) and Individual Satyagraha
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
23.5 Cripps Mission (1942) and Reasons for Failure
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
23.6 Quit India Movement (1942): Launch, Underground Activity, Parallel Governments, Mass Suppression, and Overall Significance
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Final Gandhian Phase and Quit India Movement
24.1 Formation of Forward Bloc and Bose's Escape from India
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army (INA)
24.2 First Phase of INA (Mohan Singh, Rash Behari Bose) and Japanese Collaboration
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army (INA)
24.3 Arrival of Subhas Chandra Bose, Reorganization of INA, and Provisional Government of Azad Hind
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army (INA)
24.4 INA Military Campaigns (Imphal and Kohima Offensives, Rani of Jhansi Regiment)
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army (INA)
24.5 INA Trials (Shah Nawaz Khan, Prem Kumar Sahgal, Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon) and Impact of Trials on the Armed Forces
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army (INA)
25.1 Wavell Plan and Shimla Conference (1945), Elections of 1945–46, and PostWar Political Developments
Indian History › Indian History → Modern History › Modern History → Independence and Partition (1945–1947)