Bhagat Singh was a prominent freedom fighter in the Indian independence movement against British rule. Born in September 1907, he grew up in a time when India was grappling with British colonial oppression. From a young age, he was deeply influenced by the nationalist movement, and he eventually became one of its most radical leaders….
Bhagat Singh was one of the most influential and charismatic figures in the Indian independence movement, especially within the more radical currents that sought to resist British rule through direct action and revolutionary methods. His involvement in the independence movement can be traced back to a combination of personal experiences, political ideology, and historical events:…
Bhagat Singh was a prominent Indian freedom fighter who was heavily influenced by a myriad of intellectual and cultural sources in forming his political ideology. Some of these influences include: 1. Family Background: Bhagat Singh was born into a politically active family that was involved in the freedom struggle. This early exposure to politics undoubtedly…
Bhagat Singh was an influential freedom fighter and revolutionary in the Indian independence struggle against British colonial rule. His life and sacrifice are significant for several reasons: 1. Revolutionary Ideals: Unlike many other leaders of the Indian freedom movement who advocated non-violent civil disobedience, Bhagat Singh believed in the revolutionary ideals and was ready to…
Al-Biruni spent many years in the company of the Brahmanas, priests and scholars. He was learning Sanskrit and studying religious and philosophical texts.
The two travellers who visited India during the medieval period are: Al Biruni (11th Century) from Uzbekistan and Ibn-Battuta (14th Century) from North western Africa, Morocco.
Bernier felt that artisans had no incentive to improve the quality of their manufacturers because profits were appropriated by the state. Thus production was on the verge of decline. At the same time, he conceded that the vast quantities of the world’s precious metals (gold and silver) flowed into India.
Ibn Battuta was known as the inveterate traveller.
Francois Bernier was a Frenchman a doctor, a political philosopher and historian who remained in India for 12 years between 1656-1668 CE.