Naval rebellion : On February 18, 1948, MS in the Indian Navy in Bombay. The massive revolt started by 1500 sailors under the leadership of Khan is known in the history of India as naval rebellion. Gradually the revolt spread throughout the country. This revolt has a significant place in the history of India’s independence … Read more
Non-aligned policy : After the Second World War, the Non-Alignment Movement was divided into two conflicting factions. Independent India adopted a policy of Non-aligned policy without compromising on the connivance of these two parties. This policy means maintaining friendly and equitable relations with both parties and establishing foreign relations independently and impartially. Non-aligned policy is … Read more
Santal and Cole Rebellion: The Santal Rebellion is one of the few uprisings on Indian soil. The revolt was joined by the people of the indigenous community who were exploited by the English in various ways. Who declared rebellion against the English for their necessary needs and survival. This Santal Rebellion has a special place … Read more
Non-cooperation movement : Montagu – The failure of the Chelmsford Act and the people of India in World War I helped the British government to the fullest. The Indians hoped that in return for aiding the war, the British government would give them the right to autonomy. Such an assurance was given in the proclamation … Read more
Socio-renovation movement in Bengal Due to the introduction of India with Western education and culture in the nineteenth century, a huge aloe of India’s social and religious life was raised. As a result, a society in Bengal was seen in a social movement. Those who have made important contributions to this movement. Mention them Rammohun … Read more
India’s independence day : During the Second World War of India, India’s division and independence, the political situation of India became increasingly tormented. The failure of the cripes mission, 42’s revolution and Azad Hind Forces’ campaign, etc. In the event of the end of the imperialist British rule in India, inevitably. The consequence of it. … Read more
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose : In the history of India’s independence movement, Subhash Chandra Bose, better known as Netaji, has shone like a shining star. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was a helpless soldier against the British rule. So Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose is a greatest person of India. নেতাজি সুভাষচন্দ্র বসু (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose) … Read more
Mahatma Gandhi : Many people have dedicated their lives to India’s independence movement, many leaders have made the national movement a success due to their extraordinary leadership. But the most spontaneous leader of all was Mahindas Karamchand Gandhi. He is the Mahatma of Rabindranath, he is the father of the nation according to Subhash. He … Read more
Khudiram basu : Khudiram basu, the heroic revolutionary of India’s freedom struggle was born on 3 December 1899 in the village of Maubani (Habibpur) under the Keshpur police station near the town of Medinipur (now West Midnapore district) under the then Bengal Presidency of British India. His father Trailokyanath Bose was the tehsildar of Narajol. … Read more
Cold War : In 1947, the famous American intellectual and journalist Walter Lippmann first used the term “Cold War” At the time, the two largest powers in the world, the United States and Soviet Russia, were reluctant to miss any opportunity to corner each other. In the aftermath of World War II, the United States … Read more