Indian History

History is the study of past events. It helps to understand those processes that enabled the early humans to successfully conquer their environment and develop the present day civilizations. It is not just a study of battles and kings as is normally understood by some. It is an analysis of society, economy and cultural trends over a long period as reflected in available sources.

Buddhism
Towards Freedom
Constitutional Reforms and Congress Participation in Legislatures
Intensification of Radical and Revolutionary Movements & Rise of Left
Civil Disobedience Movement
Boycott of Simon Commission
Revolutionary Movement: Reorganisation and Reorientation
Home Rule Movement
Gandhian Mass Movement: Initial Years
Non-Violent Non-Cooperation
First Phase of Revolutionary Movement in India and Abroad
Swadeshi and Boycott: The Extremist Politics
Indian National Congress and Early Nationaists
Religion and Nationalism
Economic Nationalism
Culture and Nationalism
Nationalism: Origin and Meaning
Significance of Revolt of 1857
Causes of Failure of Revolt of 1857
Nature of Revolt of 1857
Courses of Revolt of 1857
Reasons for Revolt of 1857
Nature and Significance of Early Resistance
Tribal Uprisings
Peasant Uprisings
Popular Resistance to Company Rule
Growth of Press in India
Hunter Commission
Wood's Dispatch
Debate on Medium of Education and Role of Macaulay
Introduction to English Education and Charter Act of 1813
Rise of Western Education in India
Socio-Religious Reforms
Reform Movements Among Muslims
Arya Samaj
Reform Movements in Western India
Ramakrishna Mission
Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar
Brahmo Samaj
Bengal Renaissance
British Cultural Policies in India
Third Phase of British Colonialism
Commercialization of Agriculture
Second Phase of British Colonialism
Land Revenue Policies
First Phase of British Colonialism
Bristish Judicial System in India
Growth of Colonial Administrative Apparatus
Ideology of Expansion: Tools and Methods
Dual System of Administration of Bengal
British Occupation of Bengal: Plassey to Buxar (1757-1765)
Anglo-French Struggle in South India
European Eastern Trade with Asia
Establishment of British Rule in India
Culture in Eighteenth Century India
Social Life in Eighteenth Century India
Economy in Eighteenth Century India
The Rise of Mysore
The State of Travancore
Politics in South India
Jaipur and Other Rajputana States
The Sikhs of Punjab
The Nawabs of Awadh
The Nawabs of Bengal
The Sindhias of Gwalior
The Holkars of lndore
The Gaikwads of Baroda
The Bhonsles of Nagpur
Maratha Power
Rise of Regional Polities and States
Decline of Mughal Empire
Regional States in the Eighteenth Century
Conflict Between Vijayanagar and Bahamanis
Bahamani Sultanate
Vijayanagar Empire
Gujarat (Part 2)
Bengal (Part 2)
Kashmir (Part 2)
Jaunpur (Part 2)
Rise of Regional States from 13th to 18th Century
Regional State and Regionalism
Challenges to Mughal Rule
Aurangzeb
Shahjahan
Jahangir
Akbar
Second Afghan Empire (1540 - 1555)
Rise of Sher Shah Suri
Humayun (1530 - 1540)
Babur (1526 - 1530)
Bengal
Gujarat
Malwa
Kashmir
Jaunpur
Challenges Faced by the Sultanate
Lodi Dynasty (AD 1451 - 1526)
Sayyid Dynasty (AD 1414 - 1450)
Token Currency
Transfer of Capital from Delhi to Deogir
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