Charter Act Of 1813
Charter Act of 1813 was a pivotal legislation enacted by the British Parliament to curtail the East India Company’s trade
Mahalwari System
Introduced by Holt Mackenzie in 1822, the Mahalwari system was a way of tax collection in British India. Local landlords,
Land Revenue Systems in British India
The three main Land Revenue Systems in British India were: Zamindari System, where taxes were collected by landlords; the Ryotwari
Permanent Settlement System
The Permanent Settlement System, introduced by the British in 1793, was a tax system where zamindars (landowners) had to pay
Ryotwari System
The Ryotwari system, often known as the Munro System, was a land revenue method in British India. It permitted the
Vernacular Press Act 1878
The Vernacular Press Act 1878 was a law passed in India to restrict the freedom of the non-English press. It
Subsidiary Alliance System
Subsidiary alliance was used by Lord Wellesley in India. It expanded the British empire by establishing alliances with Indian rulers.
First Anglo-Mysore War
The First Anglo-Mysore War occurred due to the British East India Company’s desire for territorial expansion, and the threat posed
Battle of Buxar(1764)
The Battle of Buxar emerged as an important clash between the British East India Company and an alliance of Mir
First , Second and Third Round Table Conferences            Â
First, Second and Third Round Table Conferences held between 1930 and 1932, stand as pivotal events in the historical journey