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UPSC History Notes

Complete, exam-focused History notes. Every topic is free to read here and available as visual notes, a mind map, and audio in the app.

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Ancient Indian History

Medieval History

Modern Indian History

Revolt of 1857
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Political Associations
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Indian National Congress
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Moderate Phase & Leaders(1885-1905)
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Extremists
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Bengal Partition & swadeshi movement
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Revolutionary Movements Part-1
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Revolutionary Movements Part-2
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Socio Religious Movements-Introduction
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Socio-Religious Movement - Part 1
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Socio-Religious Movement-Part-2
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Socio-Religious Movements- Part-3
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Morley-Minto Reforms 1909
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Home Rule League
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Lucknow pact of 1916
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Gandhiji in south Africa
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Swarajists and no changers
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The Civil Disobedience Movement
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Elections of 1937
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Quit India Movement
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General Elections in India, 1945
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Indian Independence Act 1947
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Development of Press in British India
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Ghadar party
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Three important events by gandhiji before ncm
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Rowlatt Act and Jallianwala Bagh massacre
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Khilafat and non cooperation movement
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Revolutionary Activity During the 1920s
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Simon Commission,1927
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The Nehru Report and Calcutta session of congress
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Lahore session and round table conferences
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Communal Award and Poona Pact
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Government of India Act, 1935
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Haripura & Tripuri session of Congress
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Nationalistic Response to Second World War in India
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August offer and Individual Sayagraha
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Cripps Mission in India in 1942
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Subhash Chandra Bose and Indian National Army (INA)
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Rajagopalachari Formula
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Desai-Liaqat Plan
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The Wavell Plan and The Shimla conference
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The Royal Indian Navy (RIN) revolt and Indian National Army (INA) Trials
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The Cabinet Mission and Wavell's 'Breakdown Plan
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Emergence of communalism and the rise of the Muslim League:
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Attlee’s Statement and The Mountbatten Plan
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Evolution of Judicial system in British India
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The Emergence of Local Bodies in British India
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Evolution of Revenue Policies of Britishers
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Social and Cultural Reforms by Britishers
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Development of Education in British India
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