Introduction The Harappan or Indus valley civilization gave way to Vedic culture. The Vedic civilization is regarded as a major cultural achievement. “Vedic texts” are a good place to start if you want to learn more about Vedic culture or sources that contributed to the reconstruction of Vedic culture. The Indo-Aryans are the authors or […]
Introduction Historians estimate the age of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) to be between 2500 and 1750 BC, based on radiocarbon dating data. IVC is also known as the Harappan Civilization, which was discovered through excavation in 1921 under the supervision of Daya Ram Sahni. Here we need to be cautious that the term Harappan
Human history is broadly divided into two main categories: 1. Prehistoric Era This era refers to the period before the invention of literature. As there are no written records available from this time, our knowledge of human history during this period is limited. The prehistoric period is further subdivided into the following ages: Stone Age
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India has a diverse and rich cultural heritage. History deals with the evolution of civilization through different eras. To fully understand the present-day India, it is essential to explore its ancient past. The Challenges of Reconstructing Ancient Indian History Historians face significant difficulties in reconstructing India’s ancient history. The primary challenge lies in the availability
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The British education policy implemented in colonial India served as a tool to advance colonial interests and consolidate British rule over the Indian subcontinent. This policy, while aiming to perpetuate colonial dominance, inadvertently catalyzed the emergence of Indian nationalism, shaping the course of India’s struggle for independence. Subjugation through Education 1. Facilitating Colonial Rule a.
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India is a land of “unity in diversity,” but what happens when that diversity demands its own political stage? From the linguistic pride of the South to the tribal autonomy demands of the North East, regionalism has shaped India’s political map for seven decades. It is a double-edged sword that can either empower local communities
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