Why Did India Adopt a Parliamentary System of Government ?

Topics

Introduction to the Parliamentary System
- Introduction to the Parliamentary System
- Parliamentary System of Government
- Why Did India Adopt a Parliamentary System of Government ?
- Presidential System of Government
History : History of Modern India
Sources of History
- Sources of History
- Material Sources of History
- Written Sources of History
- Oral Sources of History
- Video, Audio and Audio-visual Sources
The Indian Parliament
- The Indian Parliament
- Lok Sabha
- Rajya Sabha
- Functions of Parliament
- Speaker of the Lok Sabha
- The Chairman of Rajya Sabha
- How Does Parliament Make Law?
Europe and India
- Introduction to Europe and India
- Renaissance Period in Europe
- Religious Reform Movement in Europe
- Geographic Discoveries and Explorers
- Intellectual Revolution in Europe
- Political Revolution in Europe
- The American War of Independence
- The French Revolution
- The Industrial Revolution
- Rise of Capitalism in Europe
- Colonialism
- Imperialism
- Imperialism of British East India Company in India
- The British and French Conflict (Carnatic Wars)
- Establishment of Political Power by the English East India Company in Bengal
- Mysore and Its Resistance to British Expansion
- British Control Over Sindh
- Fall of Sikh Power
Civics : Parliamentary System
The Union Executive
- The Union Executive
- Structure of the Union Government
- The President of India
- Power and Position of President
- Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
- Functions of the Prime Minister
- Functions of Council of Ministers
- How Does the Parliament Keep a Check Over the Executive?
Effects of British Rule
- Establishment of East India Company
- Anglo-Maratha Wars
- The Subsidiary Alliance
- Chhatrapati Pratapsingh
- Effect of British Rule on India
The Indian Judicial System
- The Indian Judicial System
- Structure of the Judiciary
- The Branches of Law in India
The Freedom Struggle of 1857
- Struggle before 1857
- Causes of First War of Independence, 1857
- The Freedom Struggle of 1857
- Causes of Failure of the Struggle
- Consequences of the Freedom Struggle-end of Rule of East India Company
The State Government
- The State Government
- The State Legislature
- Legislature of Maharashtra
- Executive of Maharashtra
- Functions of the Chief Minister
Social and Religious Reforms
- Era of Religious and Social Reforms in India
- Brahmo Samaj
- Prarthana Samaj
- Satyashodhak Samaj
- Arya Samaj
- Ramkrishna Mission
- Social Reforms Among the Sikhs
- Emancipation of Women
- Religious Reforms Among the Muslims
- Movement in Hindu Society
Bureaucracy
- Bureaucracy
- Characteristics of Bureaucracy
- Significance of Indian Bureaucracy
Beginning of Freedom Movement
- Rise of Nationalism
- Foundation of the Indian National Congress
- Objectives of the Indian National Congress
- Moderate Phase (1885-1905)
- Extremist Phase (1905-1920)
- Partition of Bengal
- The Anti Partition Movement
- Four Point Programme of Indian National Congress
- Differences Between Moderates and Extremists
- Supression of the British
- Establishment of Muslim League
- Morley-Minto Act
- Lucknow Pact
- Home Rule Movement (1916–1918)
- First World War and India
- Montague Chelmsford Reform Act
Non-co-operation Movement
- Role of Gandhiji in South Africa
- Gandhiji Arrives in India
- Philosophy of Satyagraha
- Gandhi’s Early Satyagrahas in India
- Satyagraha Against Rowlatt Act
- Jallianwala Baug Massacre
- Khilafat Movement (1919-1922)
- Non-Cooperation Movement (1919-1922)
- Swaraj Party
- Simon Commission
- Nehru Report
- Demand for Poorna Swaraj
Civil Disobedience Movement
- Civil Disobedience Movement Causes
- The Peshawar Satyagraha
- Solapur Satyagraha
- Dharasana Satyagraha
- Sacrifice of Babu Genu
- Round Table Conference
- Second Phase of Civil Disobedience Movement
Last Phase of Struggle for Independence
- Last Phase of Struggle for Independence
- Act of 1935
- Provincial Cabinets
- Cripps Mission
- Second World War and Indian National Congress
- Quit India Struggle
- Quit India Resolution
- Beginning of People's Movement
- Underground Movement
- Establishment of Parallel Government
- Importance of Quit India Movement
- Indian National Army (Azad Hind Sena)
- Formation of the Indian National Army
- Achievements of Indian National Army
- Revolts of Indian Navy and Airforce
Armed Revolutionary Movement
- Armed Revolutionary Movement
- Vasudev Balwant Phadke
- Chafekar Brothers
- Abhinav Bharat
- Revolutionary Movement in Bengal
- India House
- Gadar Movement
- Kakori Conspiracy
- Hindustan Socialist Republican Association
- Attack on Chittagong Armoury
Struggle for Equality
- Peasant Movement
- Workers Union
- Socialist Movement
- Feminist Movement
- Dalit Movement
India Gains Independence
- Introduction of India Gains Independence
- Wavell Plan
- Clauses of Cabinet Mission Plan
- Direct Action Day
- Establishment of Interim Government
- Mountbatten Plan (Clauses and Its Acceptance)
- Indian Independence Act of 1947
- India Gains Independence
Fulfillment of Struggle for Independence.
- Fulfillment of Struggle for Independence
- Integration of Princely States in India
- Merging of Junagad
- Hyderabad Mukti Sangram
- Contribution of Marathwada in the Struggle for Liberation of Hyderabad
- Problem of Kashmir
- Merger of French Colonies
- Struggle for Liberation of Goa
Formation of State of Maharashtra
- Formation of State of Maharashtra
- Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad
- Dar Commission
- JVP Committee (Three Ministers Committee)
- Commission for Reconstruction of States
- Nagpur Pact
- Beginning of Actual Conflict
- Establishment of Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti

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Why Did India Adopt a Parliamentary System of Government ?

Topics

Introduction to the Parliamentary System

History : History of Modern India

Sources of History

The Indian Parliament

Europe and India

Civics : Parliamentary System

The Union Executive

Effects of British Rule

The Indian Judicial System

The Freedom Struggle of 1857

The State Government

Social and Religious Reforms

Bureaucracy

Beginning of Freedom Movement

Non-co-operation Movement

Civil Disobedience Movement

Last Phase of Struggle for Independence

Armed Revolutionary Movement

Struggle for Equality

India Gains Independence

Fulfillment of Struggle for Independence.

Formation of State of Maharashtra

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