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Modern Indian History for UPSC Prelims

        I. The Decline of the Mughal Empire (1707–1761)

     II. Rise of the East India Company (1600–1765)

   III. Consolidation of British Power (1765–1813)

   IV. Expansion through Diplomacy and Wars (1813–1856)

     V. Economic Impact of British Rule

   VI. Social and Religious Reforms in British India

VII. Uprisings Before 1857

VIII. Revolt of 1857

   IX. Transfer of Power to the Crown (1858)

     X. British Administrative Structure (1858–1905)

   XI. Early Political Awakening

XII. Economic Nationalism and Critique of British Policies

XIII. Growth of Extremism and Revolutionary Activities

XIV. The Gandhian Era Begins

XV. National Movement in the 1930s

XVI. Revolutionary and Leftist Movements

XVII. India and World Wars

XVIII. The Final Phase of the Freedom Struggle

XIX. Path to Independence and Partition

XX. Integration of Princely States

Tribal Movements in India before’Independence

October 20, 2022 Modern Indian History for UPSC Prelims
Tribal Movements in India before’Independence
  1. Great Kuki Invasion of 1860s
  2. Halba rebellion (1774-79)
  3. Chakma rebellion (1776-1787)
  4. Chuar rebellion in Bengal (1795-1800)
  5. Bhopalpatnam Struggle (1795)
  6. Khurda rebelliion in Orissa (1817)
  7. Bhil rebellion'(1822?1857)
  8. Paralkot rebellion'(1825)
  9. Tarapur rebellion (1842-54)
  10. Maria rebellion (1842-63)
  11. First Freedom Struggle by Sidu Murmu and Kanu’Murmu (1856-57)
  12. Bhil rebellion, begun by Tantya Tope in Banswara'(1858)
  13. Koi revolt (1859)
  14. Gond rebellion, begun by Ramji Gond in Adilabad'(1860)
  15. Muria rebellion (1876)
  16. Rani rebellion (1878-82)
  17. Bhumkal (1910)
  18. The Kuki uprising (1917-1919) in Manipur
  19. Ist Rampa rebellion (1879), Vizagapatnam (now’Visakhapatnam Dist.)
  20. 2nd Rampa rebellion (1921-1923), Visakhapatnam’Dist.
  21. Santhal revolt'(1885?1886)
  22. Munda rebellion
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