The Province of Bengal had been a problem for the British as it was a huge territory with diverse population using various dialects and languages. Besides it ...

The Indian people voiced against the oppressive policy of the British rule. Even the moderates of Congress could not apease them.The Partition of Bengal ...

Apart from whole Bengal, it originally comprised of whole Bihar, Orissa and Assam. So, it was a territory of diverse population using various languages and ...

The agitation against the partition with lots of noise and protest went into deaf ears. British were not at all.affected by the various furious protestations. ...

A number of political trends surfaced during the Swadeshi Movement. The moderates went on having faith in British sense of justice which was in strap contrast ...

Lytton had sent a very expensive expedition of Afghanistan.The money for the expedition came from the Indian revenue. He abolished the import duties on ...

Ilbert Bill which was also known as Criminal Procedure Amendment Bill.was passed on 2 Feb. 1883 by Sir G.P. Ilbert, a law member in Viceroy's Council during ...

Educated Indians who were also known as `the professional classes', Intelligentsia', the English educated elite or the educated middle class, represented that ...

The aims and objectives of the Congress as defined by its first President were as under: To flourish solidarity and friendship among-est the people of ...

The four resolutions passed by the first Congress were as follows: Demand was put forward for the appointment of a Royal Commission for dealing in Indian ...

The Indian National Congress was founded by A.O. Hume British Civil Servant.While in his service he had affair idea of the magnitude of the discontent that had ...

There had always been a distrust between the moderates and the extremists in the Congress. In 1907 a controversy over the President-ship of Congress was ...