medival history

TEMPLE CITY OF OSIAN, NEAR JODHPUR WAS BUILT BY PRATIHARAS





MARKET REFORMS----ALLAUDIN KHILJI

SUBSIDARY ALLIANCE-----LORD WELLESLEY


MIR KASIM SHIFTED HIS CAPITAL TO MONGYR

GENERAL STEWARD TOOK PART IN 4 TH MYSORE WAR


LAND REVENUE SYSTEM-----SHER SHAH KNOWN AS ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMER

REMAINS OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION -----ARIKAMEDU






LAKSHMI BAI----MIDDLE INDIA
BAHADUR SHAH---DELHI
BEGUM HAZRAT MAHAL--OUDH
NANASAHEB---CAWNPORE


BOMBAY LEASE AMOUN 10 POUNDS



WOMEN ACTS---
HINDU SUCCESSION ACT
MATERNITY BENEFITS ACT
MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT
EQUAL REMUNERATION ACT

LIBERALISATION OF INDUSTRIES BEGAN AFTER 1856












President: ‘Country never to forget contribution of freedom fighter
Veer Kunwar Singh’
Participating in a function organized by Veer Kunwar Singh Foundation on the occasion of 155th Vijayotsav,
the President Ms Pratibha Devisingh Patil said that the nation will never forget the contribution of freedom
fighter Veer Kunwar Singh, one of the leaders of the Indian rebellion of 1857. She lauded Veer Kunwar
Singh and said the younger generation will be inspired by his sacrifice. During India’s first war of
Independence, Veer Kunwar Singh actively led a select band of armed soldiers against the troops. Kunwar
Current Affairs Published on www.gktoday.in from January 1, 2012 to
September 10, 2012
Singh assumed command of the soldiers who had revolted at Danapur on July 5, 1857.
Veer Kunwar Singh (1777–1858), one of the leaders of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 belonged to a royal Kshatriya
(Rajput) house of Jagdispur, presently a part of Bhojpur district, Bihar state, India. At the age of 80 years, during India’s
First War of Independence (1857), he actively led a select band of armed soldiers against the troops under the
command of the East India Company, and also recorded victories in many battles.
In his last battle, fought on April 23, 1858, while crossing the Ganges on way to his ancestral seat at Jagadispur, Veer
Kunwar Singh was wounded in the arm. Unshaken, Veer Kunwar Singh as a gift of Ganga, cut his injured hand and flung
it into the river Ganges, as is was his last offering to the Ganges. Soon after, he completely routed the British forces in
the battle on April 23, 1858 and died the next day on April 24, 1858.