The Nationalism in India course looks at how the nationalist movement in India grew from the 19th century until India became independent in 1947. Students will learn about the ideas behind Indian nationalism, important leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Subhas Chandra Bose, and important events like the Non-Cooperation and Quit India movements. The course also looks at the social, cultural, and political reasons that helped the fight for freedom.
This course is great for anyone who wants to understand the important factors in India’s path to independence.
Communalism in Indian Politics During the time of Indian nationalism and the struggle for independence, communalism played a significant role in shaping the political landscape. The period leading up to and immediately following independence saw the emergence of communal tensions that eventually led to the partition of India in 1947. Here are some more details […]
Partition, Independence and Integration of states (GE) Read Post »
Peasants Social Movements Peasant movements were integral to the Indian nationalist movement, reflecting the socio-economic issues faced by rural communities and their resistance against oppressive land revenue policies, exploitative tenancy systems, and overall agrarian distress. Here are details about some significant peasant movements during the Indian national movement: 1. Deccan Riots (1875-1882): – Background: –
Social Movements: Peasants, Tribals, Workers, Women and anti-caste movements (GE) Read Post »
(A) Phases of Nationalist Movement Liberal Constitutionalists Phase:- The Liberal Constitutionalists Phase of the Indian nationalist movement refers to a specific period in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when leaders adopted a moderate and constitutional approach to address Indian grievances and seek political reforms within the British colonial framework. This phase was characterized
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In 19th-century India, there were two main ideas that influenced the fight for independence: reformism and anti-reformism. Some people wanted to make slow changes to the current colonial system, while others wanted to completely change it. This text looks closely at both ideas and how they affected nationalism in India during that time. Reformism in
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In this post, notes of “Unit 1: Approaches to the Study of Nationalism in India: Nationalist, Imperialist, Marxist, and Subaltern” from “GE- 3 : Nationalism in India” are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year. what is Nationalist Approach? A nationalist approach looks at things from the viewpoint of a specific nation
