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200th Birth Anniversary of Dadabhai Naoroji On 4th September 2025, the nation paid tribute to Dadabhai Naoroji on his 200th birth anniversary. He is remembered as the “Grand Old Man of India”, a pioneer socialist, a major nationalist thinker and one of the earliest critics of colonial economic exploitation. Aspect Details Early Academic Role Dadabhai Naoroji became the first Indian professor at Elphinstone College in 1845. INC Leadership He served as President of the Indian National Congress in 1886 at Calcutta, 1893 at Lahore and 1906 at Calcutta. Demand for Swaraj In 1906, he declared the demand for Swaraj, meaning…
17 April, 2026
Growth of Nationalism in India(1858-1905)
The Komagata Maru incident of 1914 is a key example of racial discrimination faced by Indians under colonial rule. The ship, also known as “Guru Nanak Jahaz”, was a Japanese steamship chartered by Gurdit Singh to carry Indian migrants to Canada in search of better economic opportunities. The ship carried 376 passengers, most of whom were Sikhs, along with Muslims and Hindus, reflecting the broader migration from Punjab during a period marked by rural indebtedness, famines, epidemics, and limited livelihood opportunities. Denial of Entry in Canada When the Komagata Maru reached Vancouver in Canada, the passengers were denied entry under…
05 May, 2026
Growth of Militant Nationalism & Revolutionary Activities(1905-1918)
The bicentenary of Jyotiba Phule highlights his enduring contributions as a social reformer and pioneer of constitutional thought. His ideas reimagined society based on equality, dignity, and redistribution of power, while strongly linking social hierarchy with economic exploitation and state indifference. Key Facts about Jyotiba Phule Early Life Jyotiba Phule was born on 11 April 1827. He emerged as a leading social reformer who challenged Brahmanical orthodoxy, fought for the rights of Dalits and women, and became a pioneer of anti-caste movements in India. Key Contributions 1. Educational Reforms Jyotiba Phule, along with his wife Savitribai Phule, established India’s first…
01 May, 2026
Important Modern History Events Before 1857
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