History

Hartog Committee, Formation, Secondary, Primary & Higher Education, Report

Hartog Committee The Simon Commission formed the Hartog Committee in 1929 as an adjunct committee under the leadership of Phillip Hartog to provide a report on education. Education standards had fallen as a result of the expansion of schools and...

Wood’s Despatch, Introduction, Feature, Objective, Recommendations and Impact

Wood's Despatch In 1854, Charles Wood wrote a letter outlining a possible educational system for India. The first thorough plan for the expansion of education in India was contained in this document, which is often referred to as the "Magna...

World War 2, Countries, Causes, Map, Summary, Consequences

World War 2 World War 2 was a Global war, fought throughout the world, involving almost all the countries, directly or indirectly, happened on land, water, and air. It is also called a Total war, because it involved all the...

World War 1, Countries, Causes, Map, Timeline, Consequences

World War 1 World War 1, also known as the Great War, was a Global war it originated in Europe that lasted from 28th July to 11th November 1918. It was also described as the “War to end all Wars”,...

Education System in British India, History, Development and Impact

Education System in British India Read all about Education system in British India. Modern education and the idea of practical learning were introduced to India by the British school system. In order to better comprehend the nation, the British initially...

Judicial System in British India, History, Reforms and Evolution

Judicial System in British India A common law system based on documented court precedents was first established by the East India Company in Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta in the year 1726. The Mughal legal system was replaced when the Company...

Army & Police under British Administration, History, Evolution, Reforms

Army and Police under British Administration Read all about Army and Police under British Administration. Learn everything there is to know about the British-run army and police. The army was the second-most crucial component of the British government in India....

Government of India Act 1919, Features, Provisions, Conclusion & Drawbacks

Government of India Act 1919 The Government of India Act of 1919 created the Public Service Commission for the first time in India. The Councils Act of 1919, also known as the Government of India Act of 1919, had as...

Indigo Revolt in Bengal, Leaders, Causes, Consequences

Indigo Revolt The Indigo Revolt of 1859–60 in Bengal, India, was a peasant movement against the exploitative practices of Indigo planters. The tenants were forced to grow indigo, which was purchased from them at throwaway prices and processed in factories...

Civil Service under British Administration, History, Evolution and Reforms

Civil Service under British Administration Civil Service under British Administration was established for the benefit of its commercial affairs and developed into a well-organized apparatus to handle the administrative affairs of India's acceded territories. In fact, the phrase "civil service"...