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Ancient India
Chapter 8 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 10
Chapter 10 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 11
Chapter 11 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 12
Chapter 12 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 13
Chapter 13 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 14
Chapter 14 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 15
Chapter 15 (Ancient India)
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Ancient India, Chapter 16
Chapter 16 (Ancient India)
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Modern India, Chapter 1
Chapter 1 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 2
Chapter 2 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 3
Chapter 3 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 4
Chapter 4 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 5
Chapter 5 (Modern India)
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 1
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 2
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 3
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 4
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 5
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 6
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 7
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 8
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 9
- Modern India, Chapter 5, Lecture 10
- Modern India (Gist of Chapter 5)
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Modern India, Chapter 6
Chapter 6 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 7
Chapter 7 (Modern India)
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 1
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 2
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 3
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 4
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 5
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 6
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 7
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 8
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 9
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 10
- Modern India, Chapter 7, Lecture 11
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Modern India, Chapter 8
Chapter 8 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 9
Chapter 9 (Modern India)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 1
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 1 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 1 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 1 (d)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 2
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 3
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 4 (a)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 4 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 4 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 4 (d)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 4 (e)
- Modern India, Chapter 9, Lecture 5
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Modern India, Chapter 10
Chapter 10 (Modern India)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 1
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 2 (a)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 2 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 2 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 2 (d)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 2 (e)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 3
- Modern India, Chapter-10, Lecture-3(b)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 3 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter-10, Lecture 4
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 5(a)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 5(b)
- Modern India, Chapter 10, Lecture 5(c)
- Modern India Chapter 10, Lecture 6
- Modern India Chapter 10, Lecture 6 (b)
- Modern India Chapter 10, Lecture 6 (c)
- Modern India, Gist of Chapter 10
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Modern India, Chapter 11
Chapter 11 (Modern India)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 1
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 1 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 2 (a)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 2 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 2 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 2 (d)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 2 (e)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 3: The Story of Communism in India
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 3 (b)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 3 (c)
- Modern India, Chapter 11, Lecture 4
- Modern India, Gist of Chapter 11
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Modern India, Chapter 12
Chapter 12 (Modern India)
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Modern India, Chapter 13
Chapter 13 (Modern India)
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Even 2200 rupees ka bhi trade kar rahe log………..clearly showing how our society became only materialistic. Really got hurt to know about this.
Sir today i have seen an question of dristy ias that which gov.gen.of india started covenented civil service which letter become civil service of india??and their ans was cornawalis…here we learn that robert clive started as covenented cs in india…sir pls clarify
kausik this answer is what ojha sir taught in iqra online. its not mine. but I found it in bl grover which he recommended. so taking liberty to answer (accept it only if you like). Robert clive made covenanted civil service. and formed ‘society of trade’ which monopolised certain items (from private trade) and then distributed it among officers of company (collective plunder). it and ban on private trade did not work. and also it was crude version of covenant civil service. and in this series sir explained that cornwalis give it a better form, increased salary to rs 1500 which was maxim paid to any service in the world, banned private trade, and collector had 1% commission on every collection of revenue. he was successful and hence credited for covenant civil service.
Yes ma’m totally agree but i just want clarification from this side…started by clive n succeed by cornwalis..??
Yes ma’m totally agree but i just want clarification from this side…started by clive n succeed by cornwalis..??
The seeds of civil service was laid by Clive but he couldn’t check successfully the corruption and private trade of the companies servant. Taking his idea forward of reforming the character of the administrative servants,Cornawallis laid a strong foundation of civil service by increasing the salary of the servants to one of the highest paid in the contemporary world,so that their lure for extra income(trade) could be stopped.Thus the system was overhauled with dedicated officers for the service.
the intro music with intro picture is the best , it is as perfect as RSTV big Picture intro music . PERFECT!!!!