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War
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Year
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Treaty
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Gov General
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Battles et al
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Anglo Marathas
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First
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1775-82
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Began: Treaty of Surat
End: Treaty of Salbai
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Warren Hastings
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Battle of Wadgaon
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Second
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1803-05
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Began: treaty of Bassein
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Lord Wellesley
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Battle of Assaye
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Third
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1816-19
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Treaty of Gwalior
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Marquess of Hastings
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Battle of Pindari
End of Peshwa rule
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Anglo French
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First
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1746-48
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Treaty of Aix-la-Chepelle
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Reason: Austrian succession in Europe
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1746: Battle of Adyar/San Thome
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Second
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1749-54
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War of succession between Nasir Jung (English) and Muzaffar Jung
(French) after death of Nizam
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1749: Battle of Ambur
Rise of Robert Clive
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Third
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1758-63
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Treaty of Paris
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Reason: 7 years war in Europe
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1760: Battle of Wandiwash (French defeat)
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Anglo Mysore
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First
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1766-69
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Second
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1780-1784
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Treaty of Mangalore
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Warren Hastings
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After death of Hyder Ali in 1782 Tipu led the war
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Third
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1789-92
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Treaty of Seringapatnam
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Cornwallis
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Defeat of Tipu
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Fourth
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1799
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Wellesley
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Battle of Seringapatnam. Death of Tipu.
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Anglo Sikh War
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First
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1845-46
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Treaty of Lahore
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Hardinge
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Second
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1848-49
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Dalhousie
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Final Subjugation of the Sikhs
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1806 – Treaty of Raighat – Peace with Holkars
Litterateurs
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Poet/Writer
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Language
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Work
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Kanchan Nambiar
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Malayalam
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Tayaumanavar
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Tamil
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(Sittar poet)
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Dayaram
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Gujarati
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Warris Shah
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Punjabi
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Heer Ranjha
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Shah Abdul Latif
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Sindhi
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Risalo
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Sachal, Siami
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Sindhi
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Education in India
1781 – Calcutta Madarsah by Hastings
1791 – Sanskrit College, Varanasi: Jonathan Duncan
1813 – Charter Act directed the Company to spend a sum of
Rs. 1 lakh on education
1817 – Hindu College by David Hare & RM Roy; 1825 –
Vedanta College, RM Roy
1835 – Macaulay’s minute
1854 – Wood’s Dispatch: asked the govt to assume the
responsibility for the education of the masses
Gopal Hari Deshmukh was a religious reformer in Western
India and was popularly known as ‘Lokahitwadi’
Separate electorates were introduced by the Morley Minto Reforms of 1909
Dyarchy was introduced by the Montford reforms of 1919
Timeline of Satyagraha: Champaran (1917) – Ahmedabad Mill
Strike (1918) – Kheda (1918)
1927 – Butler commission to review the centre state
relations
1934 – Congress Socialist Party: Acharya Narendra Dev and JP
1936 – All India Kisan Sabha: Swami Sahajanand Saraswati
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