Mauryan Art and Architecture
Mauryan Art and Architecture, consisting of court and popular art, experienced an epoch of significant growth, showcasing grand palaces, intricate
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
Medieval School of Sculpture
The Medieval School of Sculpture in India is mainly based on the religious themes and in different styles. Over the
Gupta Coins
The Gupta era was spanning from 319 AD to 550 AD. It witnessed a significant revival of Hinduism. The primary
Harappan architecture
Harappan architecture, originating from the Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilization, was marked by meticulous town planning and the use of
Permanent Settlement System
The Permanent Settlement System, introduced by the British in 1793, was a tax system where zamindars (landowners) had to pay
Second World War and India
During Second World War offer a complex and intriguing facet of both global conflict history and Indian colonial legacy. As
Ryotwari System
The Ryotwari system, often known as the Munro System, was a land revenue method in British India. It permitted the
Indus Valley Civilization Sculpture
The Indus Valley Civilization, known for its exceptional understanding of urban planning, has a rich tradition of sculpture and art.
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