The 19th century socio-religious reforms in India refer to a series of movements and efforts that took place during the 1800s. They were aimed at challenging various…

Panipat and its adjacent region, located in present Haryana on the banks of the Yamuna and between the fertile plains of the Ganga and Indus rivers, have…

Of all the European nations who came as traders to India after new sea routes were discovered, England emerged as the most powerful and successful by the…

By the 18th century, the Portuguese in India lost their commercial influence, though some of them still carried on trade in their individual capacity and many took…

The arrival of three ships under Vasco Da Gama, led by a Gujarati pilot named Abdul Majid, at Calicut in May 1498 profoundly affected the course of…

In March 1942, a mission headed by Stafford Cripps was sent to India with constitutional proposals. The mission was headed by Sir Stafford Cripps, a senior left-wing…