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1
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shifting the seat of the Western Presidency

from Surat to Bombay

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1687

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Merging of Two English Companies

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1708

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Pondicherry was founded in

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1674.

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restored Pondicherry to the French from dutch

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Treaty of Ryswick 1697

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5
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First Carnatic War

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(1740-48)

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Second Carnatic War

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(1749-54)

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Third Carnatic War

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(1758-63)

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the Seven Years War

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(1756-63)

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9
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Battle of Bidara in .

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1759

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10
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Third Battle of Panipat

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1761

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11
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Nizam-ul-Mulk became

the wazir and founded the independent state of Hyderabad

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1724,

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Battle of Plassey

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(June 23, 1757)

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13
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The Battle of Buxar

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1764

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14
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First Anglo-Mysore War

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(1767-69

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15
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Second Anglo-Mysore War (

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1780-84)

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16
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Third Anglo-Mysore War

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1791

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17
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First Anglo-Maratha War

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(1775-82

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18
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Treaty of Surat in

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1775

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19
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(Treaty

of Purandhar, 1

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1776

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20
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Second Anglo Maratha War (

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1803-1805)

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21
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Third Anglo-Maratha War

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1817-19)

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22
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Tripartite Treaty o

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1838

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23
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The first Anglo-Afghan War

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(1839-42),

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24
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First Anglo-Sikh War

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(1845-46)

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25
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Second Anglo-Sikh War

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(1848-49)

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26
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First Burma War

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(1824-26)

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Second Burma War

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(1852)

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28
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Third Burma War (

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1885

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29
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Burma was separated from India in

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1935.

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30
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Treaty of Lhasa

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(1904)

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31
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Second Anglo-Afghan War

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(1870-80)

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32
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First Anglo-Afghan War

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(1839-1842)

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33
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when Afghanistan recovered

independence in foreign affairs

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1921

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34
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Sanyasi Revolt

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(1763-1800)

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35
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Revolt in Midnapore and Dhalbhum

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(1766-74)

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36
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Revolt of Moamarias

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(1769-99)

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37
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Civil Uprisings in Gorakhpur, Basti

and Bahraich

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(1781

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38
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Revolt of Raja of Vizianagaram

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(1794)

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39
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Revolt of Dhundia in Bednur

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(1799-1800)

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40
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Resistance of Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja

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(1797; 1800-05)

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41
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Civil Rebellion in Awadh

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(1799

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42
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Uprisings in Ganjam and Gumsur

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(1800, 1835-37)

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43
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Uprisings in Palamau

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(1800-02)

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44
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Poligars’ Revolt

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(1795-1805

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45
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Uprising in Bhiwani (1809)

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(1809)

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46
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Diwan Velu Thampi’s Revolt

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(1808-1809

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47
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Disturbances in Bundelkhand

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(1808-12)

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48
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Parlakimedi Outbreak

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(1813-34

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49
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Kutch or Cutch Rebellion

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(1816-1832

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50
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Rising at Bareilly

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(1816)

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51
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Upsurge in Hathras

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(1817)

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52
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Paika Rebellion (

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1817)

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53
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Waghera Rising

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(1818-1820)

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54
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Ahom Revolt

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(1828

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55
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Surat Salt Agitations

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(1840s

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56
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Kolhapur and Savantvadi Revolts

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1844

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57
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Kuka Movement

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1840

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58
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The Pagal Panthis

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1825 to 1835

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59
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Faraizi Revolt

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1838 57

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60
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Moplah Uprisings

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1836 and 1854

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61
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Pahariyas’ Rebellion

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1778

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62
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Chuar Uprising

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1766 to 1772

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63
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Kol Mutiny

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(1831)

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64
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Ho uprisings

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(1820-18377

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65
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Munda uprising

A

1899-1900

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66
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The Santhal Rebellion

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(1855-56)

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67
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Khond Uprisings

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(1837-1856)

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68
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Koya Revolts

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1803, 1840, 1845, 1858, 1861 and 1862., 1879-80, 1886

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69
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Bhil Revolts

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1817-19,1825,1831 1846

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70
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Koli Risings

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1829,18391, 844-48

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71
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Ramosi Risings

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1822-1839

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72
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Naikada Movement

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1860s

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73
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Kharwar Rebellion

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1870s

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74
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Khonda Dora Campaign

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1900

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75
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Bhuyan and Juang Rebellions

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1867-68; 1891-93;

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76
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Tana Bhagat Movements

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1914-15

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77
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Rampa Revolts

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1916, 1922-24

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78
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Ahoms’ Revolt

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(1828-33;

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79
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Khasis’ Revolt

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(1830s

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80
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Kukis’ Revolt

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(1917-19; Manipur);

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81
Q

Zeliangsong Movement

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(1920s; Manipur

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82
Q

Naga movement

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(1905-31; Manipur

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83
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Heraka Cult (); l

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1930s; Manipur

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84
Q

revolt of the Syntengs

of Jaintia Hills in

A

1860-62

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85
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Phulaguri peasants’ rebellion in

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1861,

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86
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revolt of the Saflas in

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1872-73;

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87
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the uprising of the Kacha Nagas of Cachhar in

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1882

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88
Q

a women’s war in Manipur

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in 1904

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89
Q

Singphos Rebellion

A

1843

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90
Q

Mishmis (

A

in 1836

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91
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Khampti rebellion in Assam between

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1839 and 1842

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92
Q

Lushais’ revolt in

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1842 and 1844

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93
Q

The revolt of the Grenadier Company in Assam in

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1825

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94
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Religious Disabilities Act,

which modified Hindu customs

A

1856,

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95
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durbar at Allahabad in the ‘Queen’s Proclamation’ issued

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on November 1, 1858

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96
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Hindu Widows’ Remarriage

Act,

A

1856,

97
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Karve himself married a

widow in

A

1893

98
Q

Calcutta Female Juvenile Society in

A

1819.

99
Q

The Bethune School, founded

A

1849

100
Q

Women’s Medical Service did a lot of work in training nurses and mid-wives

A

1914

101
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Lady Hardinge Medical College was opened in Delhi

A

1914

102
Q

The Indian Women’s University set up

A

1916

103
Q

All India Women’s Conference

A

1927

104
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convened the first meeting of the Bharat Stree

Mahamandal in Allahabad

A

1910

105
Q

Ladies Social Conference
(Bharat Mahila Parishad), under the parent organisation
National Social Conference,

A

1904

106
Q

National Council of Women in India, a

national branch of the International Council of Women

A

1925

107
Q

The All India Women’s Conference (AIWC), founded

by Margaret Cousins in

A

1927

108
Q

the All India Harijan Sangh.

A

1932

109
Q

organised

the All India Scheduled Castes Federation,

A

1942

110
Q

Self-Respect Movement led by

A

1920s

111
Q

he Bahishkrit Hitakarini

Sabha

A

1924

112
Q

Gift to Monotheists

A

(1809)

113
Q

set up the Atmiya Sabha

A

1814

114
Q

his Precepts of Jesus

A

(1820

115
Q

founded the Brahmo Sabha in

A

August 1828

116
Q

found the Hindu College

A

in 1817

117
Q

established a Vedanta college

A

1825

118
Q

Tattvabodhini Sabha (founded in

A

1839)

119
Q

Keshab Chandra Senjoined the Samaj in

A

1858

120
Q

Keshab Chandra Sen was dismissed from the office of acharya in

A

1865

121
Q

founded the Brahmo Samaj

of India in

A

1866,

122
Q

the disgusted followers of Keshab set up

a new organisation, the Sadharan Brahmo Samaj

A

1878

123
Q

opening of Dayal Singh College at

Lahore in

A

1910

124
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Prarthana Samaj

A

1867

125
Q

Mahadeo Govind Ranade (1842-1901), joined the Prarthana Samaj

A

1870

126
Q

A young Anglo-Indian, Henry Vivian Derozio (1809-31), who taught at the Hindu College from

A

1826 to 1831,

127
Q

Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar became the principal of Sanskrit College.

A

1850

128
Q

Darpan

A

1832

129
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Digdarshan

A

1840

130
Q

Paramahansa Mandali

A

1849 in MH

131
Q

Satyashodhak

Samaj (Truth Seekers’ Society) in

A

1873

132
Q

The Servants of India Society

A

1905

133
Q

the Hitavada

began to be published to project the views of the society

A

1911

134
Q

Social Service League

A

1911

135
Q

Ramakrishna Mission in

A

1897.

136
Q

Parliament of Religions held at Chicago in

A

1893,

137
Q

The first Arya Samaj unit was formally set

up by him at Bombay

A

1875

138
Q

Dayananda Anglo-Vedic (D.A.V.) schools, established

first at Lahore in

A

1886,

139
Q

Seva Sadan

A

1908

140
Q

Dev Samaj

A

1887

141
Q

Dharma Sabha

A

1830

142
Q

Radhaswami Movement

A

1861

143
Q

Thus the Aruvippuram Sree Narayana Guru Dharma
Paripalana Yogam (in short SNDP) was registered in
under the Indian Companies Act

A

1903

144
Q

Vokkaliga Sangha in Mysore

A

1905

145
Q

Madras Presidency Association

A

1917

146
Q

Self-Respect Movement

A

mid 1920s

147
Q

Vaikom Satyagraha

A

1924

148
Q

the Maharaja of Travancore issued a proclamation throwing open all government-controlled temples to all Hindus.

A

1936

149
Q

C. Rajagopalachari issued a proclamation throwing open all government-controlled temples to all Hindus.

A

1938

150
Q

Indian Social Conference

A

1887

151
Q

Fara’idi Movement

A

1818

152
Q

Ahmadiyya Movement

A

1889

153
Q

Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College (later, the Aligarh Muslim University) at Aligarh i

A

1875

154
Q

The Deoband Movement

A

1866

155
Q

The Rahnumai Mazdayasnan Sabha (Religious Reform

Association) was founded in

A

1851

156
Q

The Singh Sabha Movement was founded at Amritsar

in

A

1873

157
Q

Sikh Gurudwaras Act in

A

1922

158
Q

Theosophical Society in

New York City

A

1875

159
Q

the election of Annie Besant Theosophical Society

A

1907

160
Q

Annie Besant had come to India

A

1893

161
Q

formation of Benaras Hindu University

in

A

1916

162
Q

laid the foundation of the Central Hindu

College in Benaras in

A

1898

163
Q

age limit for the I.C.S. examination from 21 years to 19 years

A

1876

164
Q

The Bangabhasha Prakasika Sabha was formed in

by associates of Raja Rammohan Roy

A

1836

165
Q

The Bengal British India Society was founded in

A

1843

166
Q

both the Landholders’ Society and the Bengal
British India Society merged into the British Indian
Association.

A

1851

167
Q

The East India Association was organised by Dadabhai Naoroji in London

A

1866

168
Q

he Indian League was started Sisir Kumar

Ghosh

A

1875

169
Q

The Indian Association of Calcutta (also known as

the Indian National Association

A

1876

170
Q

The Poona Sarvajanik Sabha was founded in by

Mahadeo Govind Ranade

A

1867

171
Q

The Bombay Presidency Association was started by

Badruddin Tyabji, Pherozshah Mehta and K.T. Telang in

A

1885

172
Q

The Madras Mahajan Sabha was founded in by

M. Viraraghavachari, B. Subramaniya Aiyer and P. Anandacharlu.

A

1884

173
Q

first session of the Indian National Congress

A

1885

174
Q

e first woman graduate

of Calcutta University, addressed the Congress session

A

1890

175
Q

Era of Modernates (

A

1885-1905

176
Q

The first intervention in Indian affairs by the
British government came in demanded 10 per cent
share in the plunder a

A

1767

177
Q

Slavery was abolished in

A

1843.)

178
Q

a White Paper on Constitutional Reforms was published

by the British government in

A

1933

179
Q

The British government decided to introduce

the provincial autonomy on

A

April 1, 1937

180
Q

set up the Fort William College for training of new recruits

A

1800

181
Q

India College was set up at Haileybury

in England to impart two years’ training to the recruits

A

1806

182
Q

Satyendra Nath Tagore became the first Indian

to qualify for the Indian Civil Servic

A

1863

183
Q

The Aitchison Committee on Public Services

set up by Dufferin

A

1886

184
Q

Lee Commission

A

1924

185
Q

faujdar and amils were abolished

A

1770

186
Q

faujdars restored

A

1774

187
Q

faujdar thanas were established in the major towns of large districts and were assisted by several smaller police stations

A

1775

188
Q

It was provided that the Europeans can claim

no special privileges except in criminal cases, and no judge of an Indian origin could try them

A

1860

189
Q

The Supreme Court and the Sadar Adalats were

merged into three High Courts at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras

A

1865

190
Q

first step in the direction towards bifurcating central and provincial finances in

A

1870 by Lord Mayo

191
Q

l sources of revenue were divided into three group

A

1882

192
Q

Local bodies were first formed in this period

A

1864 to 1868

193
Q

Royal Commission on Decentralisation

A

(1908)

194
Q

European markets were virtually closed to Indian

export

A

After 1820

195
Q

commercialisation of

agriculture.

A

In the latter half of the nineteenth century

196
Q

law by the British parliament prohibited ships below 350 tonnes from sailing between Indiato Britain;

A

1813

197
Q

another law was passed under which Indianbuilt
ships were refused to be considered ‘British-registered vessels’ which could trade with America and the European continent.

A

1814

198
Q

The first cotton textile mill was set up in

A

1853

199
Q

first jute mill came

up inin Rishra (Bengal).

A

1855

200
Q

started The Bengal Gazetteor Calcutta General Advertiser

A

1780

201
Q

, Surendranath Banerjea became the first

Indian journalist to be imprisoned

A

In 1883

202
Q

Ganapati festivals (started in

A

1893),

203
Q

Shivaji festivals

(started in

A

1896)

204
Q

The Calcutta Madrasah was established by Warren

Hastings in

A

1781

205
Q

The Sanskrit College was established by Jonathan
Duncan, the resident, Benaras infor study of Hindu
law and philosophy.

A

1791

206
Q

Fort William College was set up by Wellesley in
for training of civil servants of the Company in
languages and customs of Indians

A

1800

207
Q

Lord Macaulay’s Minute

A

(1835

208
Q

Calcutta College set up in

A

1817

209
Q

Wood’s Despatch

A

(1854)

210
Q

The Bethune School founded by J.E.D. Bethune
at Calcutta ) was the first fruit of a powerful movement
for education of women

A

(1849

211
Q

Hunter Education Commission

A

(1882-83)

212
Q

Punjab University

A

(1882

213
Q

Allahabad University

A

(1887).

214
Q

Indian Universities Act,

A

1904

215
Q

, Raleigh Commission was set up to go into

conditions and prospects of universities in India

A

In 1902

216
Q

the progressive state of Baroda introduced

compulsory primary education throughout its territories

A

In 1906,

217
Q

Saddler University Commission (

A

1917-19)

218
Q

Hartog Committee

A

(1929

219
Q

Sergeant Plan of Education

A

1944

220
Q

The Engineering College at Roorkee was set up in

A

1847;

221
Q

Calcutta College of Engineering came up in

A

1856.

222
Q

Overseers’ School at Poona was raised to the status of Poona College of Engineering and affiliated to Bombay University

A

1858

223
Q

Medical training started with establishment of a medical college in Calcutta in

A

1835

224
Q

Indigo Revolt

A

(1859-60)

225
Q

Pabna agrarian crisis

A

1870s and 1880s

226
Q

Deccan Riots

A

1870s

227
Q

Deccan Agriculturists Relief Act was passed in

A

1879

228
Q

The United Provinces Kisan Sabha was set up in

A

February 1918

229
Q

Awadh Kisan Sabha

A

1920

230
Q

Eka Movement

A

1921 1922

231
Q

Tebhaga movement

A

1946

232
Q

The Natu brothers were deported without trial
and Tilak and others, imprisoned on charges
of sedition

A

1897

233
Q

Official Secrets Act curbed freedom of press.

A

1904

234
Q

Dayananda’s political message was ‘

A

India for the Indians’.

235
Q

Simla Deputation

A

1906

236
Q

the Ghadr was established

A

in 1913

237
Q

moving spirits behind the Ghadr Party were

A

Lala Hardayal, Ramchandra, Bhagwan Singh, Kartar Singh Saraba, Barkatullah, and Bhai Parmanand.

238
Q

Komagata Maru Incident

A

1914

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