History Of China UPSC
MAINS History Of China UPSC Notes for World History Why did Mao and the communists gain support?The inefficiency and corruption of the KMT in govt.There was little improvement in the…
Post Independence Challenges UPSC
MAINS Post Independence Challenges UPSC Notes for Modern History (Post-Independence) Challenges Faced by Independent IndiaBroadly, independent India faced three kinds of challenges.DIVERSITY:The first and the immediate challenge was to shape…
India and Pakistan post independence UPSC
Mains India and Pakistan post independence UPSC Notes for Modern History (Post-Independence) Kashmir and Pakistan BY   Chrome Ias Share  Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on…
Language problem in India UPSC
Mains Language problem in India UPSC Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – The Language Problem (4) | Focus – Mains Notes for Modern History (Post-Independence)The Language Problem IThe language problem…
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Congress Dominance | Focus – Mains
The Congress party won 364 of the 489 seats in the first Lok Sabha and finished way ahead of any other challenger. The Congress scored big victory in state elections as well.
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Challenges of Building Democracy | Focus – Mains
The country’s first general elections were expected sometime in 1950 itself. But the Election Commission discovered that it was not going to be easy to hold a free and fair election in a country of India’s size.
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Regionalism (II) | Focus – Mains
Economic inequality among different states and regions could be a potential source of trouble. However, this problem has not so far given rise to regionalism or feeling of a region being discriminated against.
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Regionalism (I) | Focus – Mains
Regionalism could have flourished in India if any region or state had felt that it was being culturally dominated or discriminated against. But, in fact, the Indian nation has proved to be quite successful in accommodating and even celebrating India’s cultural diversity.
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Integration of the Tribals (IV) | Focus – Mains
Immediately after independence, the Government of India followed a policy of integrating the Naga areas with the state of Assam and India as a whole.
Static – Modern History (Post-Independence) – Integration of the Tribals (III) | Focus – Mains
Nehru’s policies were implemented best of all in the North-East Frontier Agency or NEFA, which was created in 1948 out of the border areas of Assam. NEFA was established as a Union Territory outside the jurisdiction of Assam and placed under a special administration.
