Introduction It cannot be disputed that the contemporary MAN, Homo sapiens sapiens, is a primate and a distant relative of monkeys and apes. However, very few individuals are aware of their connection. The name "primate" (meaning first or highest among all) was coined by Swedish botanist Carl von Linnaeus for the particular order Primates of the Animal Kingdom, Class Mammalia, which includes humans and nonhuman primates. Primates are multicellular organisms (metazoans), that have segmented spinal columns (vertebrates), an internal skeleton (chordata), and stable body temperatures. With 51 genera and 168 species, primates make up the seventh-largest order (counting both extant ... Read More

Introduction Anthropology can be termed as the scientific study of people, which includes the study related to the historical and modern human species, human behaviour, biology, civilizations, and linguistics perspective. Biological anthropology is a branch of science that studies human biology. The investigation is aided by utilising a variety of modern techniques, ranging from 3D scanning and forensic analysis. This knowledge is useful in tackling today's modern dilemmas. What is Anthropology? Why do humans differ so much? People may be found anywhere from the freezing Arctic to the deserts of sub-Saharan Africa. People speak more than 6, 000 different languages. ... Read More

Introduction The origin and development of human culture are the focus of the associated fields of anthropology and archaeology, and play a significant role in the social sciences. Understanding the geological processes, in particular, the climatic periods that have left marks on the earth's surface is the goal of archaeological anthropology. The archaeologist works with items that have remained from earlier societies, including tools, shelters, and the remains of plants and animals that were consumed as sustenance. Archaeologists mostly use excavation to find artefacts with dates that may be used to assign a general period and then use that information ... Read More

Introduction Bal Gangadhar Tilak other name was Lokmanya Tilak was the head of the Indian Independence Movement. He was part of the extremist faction. His other name was Father of India Unrest. He was the head of the Fergusson College in Pune. He was head of the Indian Home Rule League. The Lucknow Pact with Mohammad Ali Jinnah was finished by him in the year 1916 and concluded Hindu- Muslim unity as a national struggle. Who was Bal Gangadhar Tilak? Bal Gangadhar Tilak was born in Ratnagiri in the year July 23, 1856. He was a famous scholar and mathematician ... Read More

Introduction August offer was proposed by that time Viceroy of India and it was suggested in August month of 1940 for this reason this offer was named August offer. The August offer mainly originated in May 1940 when a modification was going on in the government in Britain. The Prime minister of Britain was changed and France also falls that altered the characteristics of the Indian Congress from stunning to delicate. At that time Britain was in fear that the Nazi occupation would take over. The Congress government determined to give a hand to the British government in that tough ... Read More

Introduction India got freedom after the contribution of lots of freedom fighters. Mahatma Gandhi was one of the Indian freedom fighters who believed in non-violent movements to force the Britishers to quit India and bring freedom. He also emerged in the political strategy in India due to his ability of leadership skills. Gandhi’s contribution to the Indian struggle for freedom Gandhi’s return to India from South Africa in 1915 added significant changes to bring freedom to India. He performed as a leader in the national campaigns that had demanded Swaraj or brought freedom for India, along with women's rights, ... Read More

Introduction In the year 1773, the Regulating Act was mainly introduced to form an administrative system as the central part of British India. The East India Company required some operational changes. The act was introduced not to take full control but to regulate various activities of the company Overview of the Regulating Act, 1773 The Regulating Act was an act introduced by the British Parliament. It was passed for controlling major territories of Bengal under the East India Company. The company faced financial issues at a very high level by 1773. The trading firm was constituted in a monopolistic manner ... Read More

Introduction The PSB system was introduced in India in 1793 with the active support and participation of Lord Cornwallis. England’s prevailing system, associated with land revenue is one of the main sources of the emergence of the PSB system. This system of England presents maximum benefits to the property owners, as they were the permanent master of all of their individual holdings. In return, the property owners used to collect taxes and revenues from all peasants and take care of their interests. Introduction The PSB system was introduced in India in 1793 with the active support and participation of Lord ... Read More

Introduction Lucknow Pact was very significant in the history of India as this pact increase the power in the politics of India. After the pact, communalism was set up because this pact made a mutual understanding between the two parties in terms of their struggle process against the torture of the British. The Lucknow Pact: Background Muslim League was established in the year 1906 and at the initial stage; it was a moderate institution to be focused on the officials of the British. Lord Chelmsford solicited suggestions for reformation from all political parties to support them to ... Read More

Introduction The Government of India Act 1919 was an administrative act that was launched in 1919 to accommodate Indians in the governance of their very own country. This Bill was launched as per the recommendations of the then secretary of state for India, Edwin Montagu, and Lord Chelmsford, India’s victory, (1916-1921). Important features of the Government of India Act 1919 Some of the notable attributes are mentioned below Provincial government Executive Diarchy was brought forth to divide the power between executive councillors and the ministers. Governor was acknowledged as the executive head of a province Reserved and transferred lists ... Read More