Modern history of India is shaped by multiple lenses—Colonial justification, Nationalist resistance, Marxist class analysis, and Subaltern voices—showing that the past is not one story but many interpretations
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Sources of Modern Indian History for UPSC: Unlocking the Past Syllabus: UPSC GS-I (Modern India) Introduction: Why Sources Matter The period from the mid-18th century to 1947 witnessed the transformation of India from a Mughal successor state to a British colony and finally to an independent nation. Reconstructing this complex journey requires a critical study
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Mont Blanc, the highest peak of the Alps and Western Europe, stands on the France–Italy border and represents the outcome of Alpine tectonics and extensive glaciation, shaping the climate, drainage, and human geography of France and the wider European region.
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The DGCA’s penalty on IndiGo after the December 2025 meltdown exposed the clash between profit-driven over-utilisation and safety resilience, highlighting FDTL compliance, consumer rights and the need for stronger aviation governance in India.
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