Category: Indian History & Post-Independence

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Day 4 – Q 5. What were the key achievements of the moderates? What were the limitations of their means and methods? Discuss. 
Day 4 – Q 4. Examine the philosophical basis of the Swadeshi movement. How did it affect the views and perspectives of an average Indian back then? Discuss. 
Day 4 – Q 3. What were the consequences of the Surat split? Analyse. 
Day 4 – Q 2. Comment upon the role of peasants during the initial phases of freedom struggle. 
Day 4 – Q 1. How did internal rivalries lead to early British expansion and control in India? Discuss. 
Day 3 – Q 5. Do you agree with the assertion that the development of railways by the British brought economic prosperity in India? Critically examine.  
Day 3 – Q 4. How did British policies lead to severe famines in different parts of India? What was the response of the Indian nationalists to these policies? Discuss. 
Day 3 – Q 3. What contribution did Swami Vivekananda make in awakening the spirit of nationalism in India? Discuss. 
Day 3 – Q 2. Discuss the evolution of British policies on education in India. How did it affect society and politics? Examine. 
Day 3 – Q 1. Examine the factors that led to the deterioration of agrarian life during British rule in India.  
Day 19 – Q 3. Formation of the Northeastern states has contributed greatly to stabilise India’s politico-geographical integrity. Elucidate. 
Day 19 – Q 2. What impact did Soviet Union’s disintegration have on India’s foreign policy? Critically analyse. 
Day 19 – Q 1. C. Rajagoplachari’s efforts to build an anti-Congress front was significant chapter in India’s post-independence political history. Do you agree? Critically comment. 
Day 4 – Q 3. In terms of political ideology and commitment towards socialism, what differences do you notice between Subhash Chandra Bose and Mahatma Gandhi? Discuss.
Day 4 – Q 2. Examine the factors that contributed to the rise of communalism during the first half of the 20th century.
Day 4 – Q 1. Despite failing to achieve its stated objectives, the Non-Cooperation Movement was a landmark in India’s freedom struggle. Comment. 
Day 3 – Q 4. The partition of Bengal is a watershed in India’s freedom struggle. Do you agree? Substantiate your views.
Day 3 – Q 3. The socio-religious movements were reformist in nature and they hardly created revolutionary sentiments against British rule in India. Do you agree? Critically examine.
Day 3 – Q 2. What was the tribal response to British policies and rule in the 19th century? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
Day 3 – Q 1. What was the subsidiary alliance? How did it shape the contemporary political landscape? Examine.

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