Modern History - MOST IMPORTANT RRB Ministerial & Isolated Categories Previous Year Questions

It became a major mode of transport, reducing railway use in the area.

It became economically viable due to competition with parallel railway lines.

It was highly successful and improved trade in the region.

It proved uneconomical and was eventually abandoned due to competition from railways.

Regulating Act of $\displaystyle 1773$

Pitt's India Act of $\displaystyle 1784$

Charter Act of $\displaystyle 1793$

Charter Act of $\displaystyle 1813$

Santhal Rebellion ($\displaystyle 1855$–$\displaystyle 56$)

Sanyasi Rebellion ($\displaystyle 1763$–$\displaystyle 1800$)

Indigo Revolt ($\displaystyle 1859$–$\displaystyle 60$)

Moplah Rebellion ($\displaystyle 1921$)

Indian Independence Act of $\displaystyle 1947$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1919$

Indian Councils Act of $\displaystyle 1909$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1935$

Arrest of Bal Gangadhar Tilak ($\displaystyle 1908$)

Partition of Bengal ($\displaystyle 1905$)

Jallianwala Bagh massacre ($\displaystyle 1919$)

The passing of the Rowlatt Act ($\displaystyle 1919$)

Birsa Munda

Alluri Sitarama Raju

Titu Mir

Sidhu and Kanhu Murmu

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1919$

Indian Independence Act of $\displaystyle 1947$

Indian Councils Act of $\displaystyle 1909$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1935$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1919$

Indian Councils Act of $\displaystyle 1909$

Indian Independence Act of $\displaystyle 1947$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1935$

Nawab – Revenue, Nawab – Civil administration

Company – Revenue, Company – Civil administration

Nawab – Revenue, Company – Civil administration

Company – Revenue, Nawab – Civil administration

Jallianwala Bagh massacre

Partition of Bengal

Simon Commission's arrival in India

Arrest of Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1919$

Indian Councils Act of $\displaystyle 1909$

Government of India Act of $\displaystyle 1935$

Indian Councils Act of $\displaystyle 1861$

Subsidiary Alliance

Dual Government

Permanent Settlement

Doctrine of Lapse

Gopal Krishna Gokhale

WC Bonnerjee

Dadabhai Naoroji

Surendranath Banerjee

Peasants directly

Moneylenders

Village Panchayats

Zamindars

Leading the Paika rebellion in Odisha

Organising a war against Portuguese missionaries

Establishing tribal self-rule against British interference

Opposing indigo planters in Bengal

Dadabhai Naoroji

Mahatma Gandhi

Gopal Krishna Gokhale

Bal Gangadhar Tilak

The Governor-General of India was given the title of Viceroy.

The ratio of European to Indian soldiers in the army was increased.

Indian rulers were assured their states would not be annexed without misrule.

The East India Company rule was abolished and transferred to the British Crown.

Dandi March to break the salt law

Poona Pact between Gandhi and Ambedkar

Gandhi's call for the Quit India Movement

Simon Commission boycott

French

Dutch

Portuguese

British

Discontent among sepoys due to discrimination in service conditions

Introduction of the Enfield rifle cartridges greased with cow and pig fat

Grant of complete independence to princely states

Annexation of Indian states under the Doctrine of Lapse