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The Right cholce


Rakesh was very excited. It was vacation was about to begin he walked back home cheerfully. As soon as he reached home he put his bag in a corner and ran towards his brother room. Rakesh don disturb your bother his exame are not yet over his mother said Rakesh returned to his room sadly. His brother Mukesh was preparing for the board exam. His parents did not want Mukesh to be disturbed A little l... Read More

Rakesh was very excited. It was vacation was about to begin he walked back home cheerfully. As soon as he reached home he put his bag in a corner and ran towards his brother room. Rakesh don disturb your bother his exame are not yet over his mother said Rakesh returned to his room sadly. His brother Mukesh was preparing for the board exam. His parents did not want Mukesh to be disturbed A little later his mother called out Rakesh Yes mother he answered and rushed to her room what is it mother he asked curiously the table lamp in Mukesh room is not working he needs it Go and call the electrician she said. Mother can Mukesh fix it himself he is so good at it Rakesh said Dot argue Rakesh. Do as you are told she said sternly overheating this conversation Mukesh came out and said oh mother please let me try it will not take more than half an hour. No don waste your time Go and study she said firmly Quietly Mukesh retired to his room but could not concentrate on his studies. He was eager to use his electrical tool kit. Mukesh had selected each tool with utmost care he kept looking at it. He could not control himself and finally got up to fix the lamp. By the time Rakesh returned Mukesh had already repaired the lamp. Wow Mukesh you are brilliant. I knew you would be able to do it exclaimed Rakesh sorry for the trouble Mr. Yadav the work is already done said the mother to the electrician I am sure Mukesh must have done it you already have an expert electrican at home Mr. Yada said and left with a smile. Now stop wasting your time and get back to your studies mother told Mukesh. On the day of the announcement of results Mukesh went to school with his parents. Mukesh had topped his class.                       Mother.  : Now it with be easy for you to get admission in a good college.                                Mukesh. : mother I don want to go to a college. Father I want to join a course that can help me to take up my hoppy as my profession.                     The next day he went to the Technical Training Institute with his father. There he got admission in the course of his choice. A couple of years later.. Everyone looked cheerful as they walked out of the house. Mukesh had set up a new shop and they were going for its inauguration. At the inaugural ceremony Mukesh asked Rakesh to come forward and cut the ribbon Everyone clapped and wished Mukesh good luck.

 


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Veer Abdul Hamid


This is the story of a brave soldier named Abdul Hamid he was a company Quater master havildar in the Indian Army. He was a very brave soldiers. He fought was a very brave soldiers. He fought in the  1965 war between India and Pakistan. Abdul hamid was born in Dhamupur village of Ghazipur district in Uttar pradesh on 1st July, 1933 in a Muslim family to Sakina  begum and M... Read More

This is the story of a brave soldier named Abdul Hamid he was a company Quater master havildar in the Indian Army. He was a very brave soldiers. He fought was a very brave soldiers. He fought in the  1965 war between India and Pakistan. Abdul hamid was born in Dhamupur village of Ghazipur district in Uttar pradesh on 1st July, 1933 in a Muslim family to Sakina  begum and Mohammad  Usman. Would you like to know how he became  the hero of the 1965 war between india and Pakistan it was the early morning of 10th september 1965 india was fighting against Pakistan a Pakistani regiment of patton tanks was mar hing on the bhikhiwind amritsar road.


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The kabulwalleh


Little Mini wes five years old and a great achatterbox she simply  ould not live without chatting all the time  hee mother was ofter worried about this non stop talking of mini and tried to silence her her conversation with her father was always very lively. One day mini burst into her father study she put her arm around him and said what do you think father Bhola says there is an elepha... Read More

Little Mini wes five years old and a great achatterbox she simply  ould not live without chatting all the time  hee mother was ofter worried about this non stop talking of mini and tried to silence her her conversation with her father was always very lively. One day mini burst into her father study she put her arm around him and said what do you think father Bhola says there is an elephant in the  clouds who blows water out of its trunk and that is why he looked at her she was in terrors and ran to her father she had heard that kabuliwallah caught children put them in their sacks and took them away the kabuliwallah caught .


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Another chance


 How often we wish for another chance To make a fresh beginning A chance to out our mistakes And change failure into mistakes and change failure into winning. It does not take a new day. To make a brand new start. It only takes a deep desire. To try with all our heart. To live a little better and to always be forgiving and to add a little sunshine to the qorld in whice sunshine to the world i... Read More

 How often we wish for another chance To make a fresh beginning A chance to out our mistakes And change failure into mistakes and change failure into winning. It does not take a new day. To make a brand new start. It only takes a deep desire. To try with all our heart. To live a little better and to always be forgiving and to add a little sunshine to the qorld in whice sunshine to the world in which we te living so never qgive up in despair and think you are through for the​​​​​​ere always a tomorrow and the hope of starting a new.


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The Doctrine of lapse


The final wave of annexations occurred under lord  Dalhousie who was the Governor general from 1848 to 1856 he devised a policy that came to be known as the Doctrine of lapse the doctrine declared that if an Indian ruler died without a male heir his kingdom would lapse that is become part of company territory one kingdom after another was annexed simply by applying this doctrine satara 1848 s... Read More

The final wave of annexations occurred under lord  Dalhousie who was the Governor general from 1848 to 1856 he devised a policy that came to be known as the Doctrine of lapse the doctrine declared that if an Indian ruler died without a male heir his kingdom would lapse that is become part of company territory one kingdom after another was annexed simply by applying this doctrine satara 1848 sambalpur 1840 udaipur 1852 Nagpur 1853 and jhansi 1854. Finally in 1856 the company also took over awadh this time the British had an added argument they said they were obliged by duty to take over awadh in order they to free the people from the misgovernment of the nawab enraged by the humiliating way in which the Nawab was deposed the people of awadh joined the great revolt that broke out in 1857.


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The claim to paramountcy


It is clear from the above that from the early nineteenth century the company pursued an aggressive policy of territorial expansion under lord hasting governor general from 1813 to 1823 a new policy of paramountcy was initiated now the company claimed that its authority was paramount or supreme hence its power was greater than that of Indian states in order to protect its interests it was justifie... Read More

It is clear from the above that from the early nineteenth century the company pursued an aggressive policy of territorial expansion under lord hasting governor general from 1813 to 1823 a new policy of paramountcy was initiated now the company claimed that its authority was paramount or supreme hence its power was greater than that of Indian states in order to protect its interests it was justified in annexing or threatening to annex any Indian kingdom this. View continued to guide later British policies as well. This process however did not go unchallenged for example when the British tried to annex the small state of kitoor in Karnataka Today rani  channamma took to kitoor in Karnataka to arms and led an anti British resistance movement she was arrested in  1824 and died in prison in 1829 but tayanna a poor chowkidar of sangoil in kitoor carried on the resistance with popular support he destroyed many British camps and records hr was caught and hanged by the British in 1830 you with read more about several cases of resistance later in the book in the late 1830 the East India company became worried about Russia it imagined that Russia might expand across Asia and enter india from the north west Driven by this fear the British now wanted to secure their control over the north west they fought a prolonged war with Afghanistan between 1838 and 1842 and established indirect company rule there sind was taken over in 1843 next in line was punjab but the presence of maharaja Ranjit singh held back the company after his death in 1839 two prolonged ware were fought with the Sikh kingdom ultimately in 1849 punjab was annexed .


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War with the marathas


From the late eighteenth century the company also sought to curb and eventually destroy maratha power. With their defeat in the third battle of Panipat in 1761 the Marathas dream of ruling from Delhi was shattered they were divided into many states under different chies sardars belonging to dynasties such as sindhia holkar Gaikwad and bhonsle these chiefs were held together in a confederacy under... Read More

From the late eighteenth century the company also sought to curb and eventually destroy maratha power. With their defeat in the third battle of Panipat in 1761 the Marathas dream of ruling from Delhi was shattered they were divided into many states under different chies sardars belonging to dynasties such as sindhia holkar Gaikwad and bhonsle these chiefs were held together in a confederacy under a peshwa principal Minister who became its effective military and administrative head based in Pune mahadji sindhia and nana phadnis were two famous maratha soldiers and statesmen of the late eighteenth century. The marathas were subdued in a series of were in the first war that ended in 1782 with the Treaty of salbai there was no clear victor  the second anglo maratha war 1830 -05 was fought on different fornats resulting in the British gaining orissa and the territories north of the yamuna river including agra and Delhi finally the Third anglo maratha war of 1817_19 crushed maratha power the peshwa was removed and sent away to bithur near ka pur with a pension the company now had complete control over the territies south of the vindhyas.


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Survey become important


The practice of surveying also become common undar the colonial administration. The British believed that a country had to be properly known before it could be effectively administered. By the early nineteenth century detailed surveys were being carried out to map the entire country in the villages revenue surveys were conducted the efforts was to know the topography the soil quality the flora the... Read More

The practice of surveying also become common undar the colonial administration. The British believed that a country had to be properly known before it could be effectively administered. By the early nineteenth century detailed surveys were being carried out to map the entire country in the villages revenue surveys were conducted the efforts was to know the topography the soil quality the flora the gsune the local histories and the cropping pattern all the facts seen as necessary to know about to administer the region from the end of the nineteenth century census operations were held every ten years these prepared detailed records of the number of people in all the provinces of india noting information on castes religions and occupation there were many other surveys botanical surveys zoological survey archaeological survey anthropologically surveys forest surveys.


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Words tell is hstories


European traders first encounter fine cotton cloth from India carried by arab merchants in mosul in present india carried by arab merchants in mosul in present day iraq ao they began referring to all finely woven textiles aa Muslim a word that acquired wide currency when the Portuguese first came to India in search of spices they landed in Calicut on kerala coast in south were india the cotton tex... Read More

European traders first encounter fine cotton cloth from India carried by arab merchants in mosul in present india carried by arab merchants in mosul in present day iraq ao they began referring to all finely woven textiles aa Muslim a word that acquired wide currency when the Portuguese first came to India in search of spices they landed in Calicut on kerala coast in south were india the cotton textiles which they took back to Europe along with the spices came to be called vslico derived from Calicut and subsequently calico became the general name for all cotton textiles. There are many other words which point to the popularity.


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Indigo making in the west indies


In the early eighteenth century a French missionary jeans  Baptiste Labat travelled to the Caribbean islands and wrote extensively about  the region. Published in one of his book this image Indigo production in the French slave plantations of the region. You can see the slave workers.putting the Indigo plant into the Indigo plant on the left Another worker is churning the liqui... Read More

In the early eighteenth century a French missionary jeans  Baptiste Labat travelled to the Caribbean islands and wrote extensively about  the region. Published in one of his book this image Indigo production in the French slave plantations of the region. You can see the slave workers.putting the Indigo plant into the Indigo plant on the left Another worker is churning the liquid with a mechanical churner in a mechanical churner in a vat second from right two workers are carrying the Indigo to be dried in rhe foreground two others are mixing are mixing the Indigo pull to be put into moulds the planner in at the Centre of the picture.


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