Brief notes on the Rise and Growth of Communalism in India. Communalism refers to an ideology on which, communal politics rests. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries communalism grew rampant and that led at last to the partition of India in 1947.
Short essay on the rise of Information Technology in India. The global media started writing about India positively only in the past eight years, largely due to the spectacular progress of the Indian IT industry T2K came as a bolt form the blue and a blessing in disguise.
Communalism arises among the society when a particular religious or sub-religious group tries to promote its own interests at the expense of others. In simple terms, it can be defined as to distinguish people on the basis of religion.
Price rise does occur in the process of economic development. But in India the rise of price has been much higher than what it should have been.
The growth of Indian nationalism started in the nineteenth century. Political unification of India, fall of India's old social and economic system, the beginning of modern trade and industry and the rise of new social classes laid the basis of nationalism.
Curzon came to India in December 1898. He imposed unpopular measures which intensified the opposition to British rule.
Sea levels have fluctuated dramatically in geologic times. It was 2-6 m above the present level during the last interglacial period, 125,000 years ago, but 120 m below present levels during the last Ice Age, 20,000 years ago.
Shivaji was born in A.D. 1627 in shivner near Poona. His father, Shahji worked under the Sultan of Bijapur and was the jagirdar of Poona. Shivaji had the desire to unite the Marathas and the oust the Mughals.
We live in an area where knowledge is growing very fast, Not only are we gaining it, but are also passing it on to our future generations. We started this work orally, but soon we felt the need of recording the knowledge. This was the beginning of writing.
Complete information on the Rise of British Power in India. Five wars than helped British to conquer India are First Carnatic War (AD 1744-1748), Second Carnatic War (AD 1748-1754), Third Carnatic War (AD 1756-1763), Battle of Plassey (AD 1757) and Battle of Buxar (AD 1764).