TNPSC Micro Topics

The Great Depression and its Impact on India The Great Depression was a severe and prolonged economic crisis which lasted […]

Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress, 1931 The Indian National Congress, in contrast to the violent actions of revolutionaries,

Kalpana Dutt (1913–1995) In the late 1920s a young woman, Kalpana Dutt (known as Kalpana Joshi after her marriage to

Bhagat Singh Bhagat Singh’s Background Bhagat Singh represented a distinct strand of nationalism. His radical strand complemented, in a unique

Meerut Conspiracy Case, 1929 Communist Activities The Meerut Conspiracy Case of 1929, was, perhaps, the most famous of all the

Kanpur Conspiracy Case, 1924 The colonial administrators did not take the spread of communist ideas lightly. Radicalism spread across the

Introduction The influence of the Left-wing in the Indian National Congress and consequently on the struggle for independence was felt

Emergence of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the Separate Electorates Dr. Ambedkar came to the centre stage of the struggles of

The Round Table Conferences The Simon Commission had submitted the report to the government. The Congress, Muslim league and Hindu

Simon Commission – Nehru Report – Lahore Congress The British were due to consider and announce another instalment of constitutional