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Dear Abhishek Sir, I am a Software engineer by profession. I have developed interest in civil services and have been preparing with job for about an year. I have always struggled with history and it's been the most boring subject for me. This is the first time in the course of one year that I am developing interest in history. All thanks to you. You are a legend in this field. Kudos!❣️
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The Revolt of 1857 was the political, social and it was the result of economic exploitation. After revolt, British were quick to learn that an oraganized action pose a serious threat to the existence of British rule in India.This rebellion gave a strong blow to the British concerns, due to which the British made extensive changes in their policies 1. Administrative change- 🔸The Act for Better Government of India, 1858 transferred the power to govern from EIC to British Crown. 🔸The rights of indian rulers were recognised. 🔸The Doctrine of lapse was abolished. 2.Changes in the Army- 🔸Policy of divide and rule. 🔸No Indian were allowed in the officer rank, highest rank for Indian being Subedar. 🔸One European soldier was appointed for two Indian soldiers. 🔸Efforts were made to isolate the soliders frome life and thoughts of rest of the population. 3.Change in public services- 🔸The exam was held in London in English medium only. 🔸The subjects included Greek and Latin. 4.Religious tolerance- 🔸It was promised and due attention was paid to the customs and traditions of India. 5.Relationship with princely states- 🔸The policy of taking over the native states was abandoned and he was honored for his cooperation in suppressing the rebellion. The independent states were not merged into the British Empire under the Act of 1858. 🔸Those landlords were honored, who supported the British in the rebellion. Their rights were protected.
Dear sir, i am currently preparing for Nagaland civil service,and i genuinely been following all the chapters you have been covering.and I'm really thankful for your hard work and time you have put on.all the classes has been amazing,explaining everything in a lucid way.
Sir you teach us how to make notes, how to remember history quickly..thorough the timelines and shortest notes... Your outstanding teaching style makes me able to remember every technical subjects by making shortest notes...in a very easier way.. Can't express my gratitude ....
Thankyou thankyou so much sir for making and to learning history this way possible you are explaining very very good i gave the ans of all pyqs without looking within 10 sec of each question possible because of you before i dont know that how i can finish the spectrum book i didn't understand anything bt waching your videos everyday and i am finishing each chapater daily your timelines are also very useful.....thankyou sir for your hard work for us continuous 2 hrs, 5 hrs.
Mains answer- The revolt of 1857 was the conscious begining of the independence struggle against the colonial tyranny of the British. There r various name for the revolt of 1875 - India's first war of Independence, sepoy mutiny etc. The revolt began on 10th may, 1857,at merut as a sepoy mutiny. It was initiated by the sepoy in bengal presidency against British officers. The uprising of 1857 constituents an imp. Watershed in the evolution of British policy- 1- crown takes over 2-the British government. Stopped it's annexation and expansion policy and started focusing on consolidation. 3- divide nd rule 4- development: intro. Of railway in 1853, opening of suez canal in 1863, telegraphy system 1870 4- decentralization and administration The revolt of 1857 shook the foundation of British eic nd disclosed their inefficiency in handling the Indian administration. The major impact was the into. Of govt. Of India act 1858 which abolished the rule of British eic and marked the beginning of British raj that bestowed power in the hands of the British government to rule india directly through representative.
I have tried to write answer in as many less words as I could so that it would be easy for everyone to read it and ur suggestions would be highly appreciated. 😊
It's a nice answer but it missed some points like why sepoy mutinied since british formed their policies as a direct effort to improve military goodwill and administration like sepoys were to be treated equal under crown, native princes were to be recognised, sepoys religious faiths will be respected and etc looks a bit informal just leave it at that if you couldn't remember more😄 Disclaimer I wrote what I felt like my opinion could be 'not correct' I am another aspirant🎉
First IAS Officer of India is Satyendranath Tagore, who joined the Indian Civil Service (ICS) in 1864, is widely considered as the first IAS Officer of India. He was the son of Maharshi Debendranath Tagore and Sarada Devi.2 Apr 2024
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Sir it will be good if you also show the standard answer of questions so that I can review my answer and also able to improve answer as per demand .......and over all thanks sir your leactures are good to study a whole topic with interesting manner
I really appreciate your hardwork Abhishek sir💟 Your way of teaching is really Fantastic we loved it ..... You made History as a subject very interesting...
History subject is very vast but history syllabus is in the Upsc main part. Every student should give more time to weaker areas. This subject is very boring to somebody. Please keep learning don't waste your time and be an ias officer. 😮😊
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Thank you abhishek sir for awesome lecture ...after i watching your lecture i can understand the history and easily solved all the MCQ....thank you.. thank you uuuuu sir❤
Questions: ❓ What if we won first war of independence of India ? If scindia' of gwalior or indore and prominent king helped and threwn back company rule? What was (adminstration, factors effecting unity in diversity and perspective of britian as a indian )of whole india .
2:03:12 (A) ❌️ 2:03:48 (D)✅️ 2:03:56 (c) remained neutral ❌️😢 2:05:24 a) ✅️ 2:05:47 a) bihar✅️ 2:06:02 b) chittor✅️ 2:06:23 d) tatya tope✅️ 2:06:48 a) lord canning ✅️ 2:07:11 b) only 2 to place the India administration under British crown because after 1857 no Indian state Annexe by British and they also abolished East India Company regulation and ❌️☹️
The revolt of 1857 was marked as the first national war of independence or the revolt against the british and sets the example for future uprisings and and motivated indians. But at the same time, this revolt was also marked as the end of company's rule and the beginning of crown rule in India which leaded the whole indian administration captured in the hands of britain. Evolution of British policies towards colonial india after the revolt of 1857 can be seen in the following ways : 1) On 1st November, 1858 at Allahabad, A darbar was set up under lord canning for the various announcements including the end of East India company's rule and the beginning of crown rule in India. 2) The motive of this announcement was to disclam the sense of annexation of Indian kingdoms and territories furthers by the british from the Indian minds. 3) Under these announcements, The policies of Doctrine of lapse and other Racialism were abolished and no interference in the succession of rule in the states was quaranteed. 4) Britain also clarified the statement of equal opportunity to all and In 1861, Civil services act was passed to allow the indians to get into the administrative services 5) Also the britishers promised to not introduce social reforms which led to the sense of hostility among indians Other Side of these Claims by British : 1) whereas Britain's announcement of not annexing further territories in india ensures the indian for their culture, tradition, rights and wealth be maintained, on the other side queen want the control of india under britain's hand. 2) The whole of syllabus of civil services exam was based on western education, examination centres were abroad and maximuma age limit was 21 years, so that indians cannot qualify and not be promoted to higher posts. 3) They also ensured the fact that all the indian soldiers should not be hired from one state and should be kept away from society, so that they can be used later to supress their own society. 4) Britain also adopted the policy of "Divide and Rule" as they understood that even after being from different religions, Hindus and muslims are united and hindu support muslims and acknowledged the mughal emperor as Badshah. Conclusion: Britain understood all their shortcomings , made evolution in their policies and took the direct control of India after 1857.They disclaim the sense of annexing but were technically and diplomatically binding and constructing the indian administration according to their Imperial view and thus, ruled till 1947.
Satyendra Nath Tagore was the first Indian to join the Indian Civil Service. he was posted to the Bombay ICS, where he served his entire career from 1864 to 1897.
The uprising of 1857 is an important watershed in the evolution of policies. . Before 1857 the policies of British can be categorised as expansionary which has objective to annex the princely states. Their policies were also based on maximization of revenue collection. They also interfere in the religious sentiments of people. They claimed that they were civilising the Indian. After 1857 their policies were moved in different directions. The direct British crown rule understood the mistakes and mould their policies. The coming policies neither affect the religious sentiments of people nor annex any state further.
abhishek sir made the history easy... earlier i feel history is the boring subject....now its intresting.... if anybody listening this classes if u want to grasp the content with more clarity please make notes...the purpose of teaching would be happy if u get selected
Sir humare India me aakhade me to british utarne ke layak nahi the aur jab army sepoy revolt kar rahe the unko military technology ke bare me jyada pata hoga agar ye dono chize unke dimag me pehle hoti revolt suppression nahi hota kyunki.....as history repeats itself ..past me British army ne better equipment se aur diplomacy se haraya hai to itne saal unke bich rehke sepoy ko itna to knowledge hona chaiye tha .....may be😢🎉 suppression nahi hota aur angrez haar jate....aur tabhi aazadi mil jati..... I pray for those leaders who fought ruthlessly for freedom....❤❤❤
