Answer: Mixed Economy Model is the model of economic planning by which both the state and the private sector play a role in development. The... View Article
Answer: The correct answers are Forests and Agriculture. The Centre and the states would have joint responsibility for the subjects which come... View Article
Answer: The correct answers are foreign affairs, defence and taxes. Subjects mentioned in the Union List would be the sole responsibility of the... View Article
Soon after India attained independence, it was facing the problem of economic development and lifting a large population out of poverty. Hence... View Article
There were three major problems which India faced at the time of independence Problems of refugees and princely states Problem of development... View Article
The Muslim League had moved a resolution in 1940, demanding an independent state for Muslims in Eastern areas of country and for Muslims in the... View Article
To break the salt law, Gandhi declared that he would lead a march in 1930. As per salt law, the sale and manufacturing monopoly was in the hands... View Article
By 1921-22, the Non-cooperation movement started gaining momentum. Almost the entire country had risen in revolt. Students in thousands of... View Article
Boycott of British goods and institutions were some of the methods preferred by radicals to fight for swaraj and for mass mobilisation. ... View Article
Moderates felt it was necessary to make the government aware of the feelings of Indians and to express those demands. Moderates were a section... View Article
The Muslim League had moved a resolution in 1940, demanding an independent state for Muslims in Eastern areas of country and for Muslims in the... View Article
The economic and political situation in India was altered by the First World War. The Colonial Government of India ended up massively increasing... View Article
In the 1870s and 1880s, the dissatisfaction with British rule started intensifying. Indians were not allowed to possess arms, and this was done... View Article
Jyotirao Phule Phule was an ardent critic of the nationalism preached by upper castes which fought against the colonisation of India by British.... View Article
A temple entry movement was started by Dr B.R.Ambedkar in 1927. This temple entry movement saw participation of people from the Mahar Caste.... View Article
To argue against all forms of inequality, Phule extended his criticism of the caste system. He established a link between poor conditions of... View Article
Jyotirao Phule had established schools for girls in Maharashtra. Jyotirao Phule was concerned about humiliation of the low castes, the miseries... View Article
Children from lower castes and tribal groups started getting educated in Chrisitian Missionary schools. Education equipped these children... View Article
Children from lower castes and tribal groups started getting educated in Chrisitian Missionary schools. Education equipped these children... View Article
