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Science and Technology
Science and Tech
- Science and Tech, Lecture 1, 24 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Lecture 2, 25 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Lecture 3, 26 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Lecture 4, 27 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Lecture 5, 28 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Lecture 6, 29 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, 30 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Science and Tech, Nachiketa Sir, Thank You Note
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Environment and Ecology
Environment and Ecology by Jay Krishna Sir and Nachiketa Sir
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 1, 15 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 2, 16 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 3, 17 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir – Part 1
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 3, 17 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir – Part 2
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 4, 18 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 5, 19 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir – Part 1
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 5, 19 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir – Part 2
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 5, 19 Aug 2020, by Jay Krishna Sir – Part 3
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 6, 20 Aug 2020 – Part 1
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 6, 20 Aug 2020 – Part 2
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 6, 20 Aug 2020 – Part 3
- Environment & Eco (PPTs)
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 7, 21 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 7, 22 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
- Environment and Ecology, Lecture 8, 23 Aug 2020 (Nachiketa Sir)
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Economics
Economics by S.K. Jha
- Economics: Lecture 1, 11 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 2, 12 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 3, 13 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 4, 14 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 5, 15 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 6, 16 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 7, 17 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 8, 18 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 9, 19 July 2020
- Economics: Lecture 10, 20 July 2020
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History Lectures
History by Avadh Ojha Sir
- History: Lecture 1, 01 July 2020
- History: Lecture 2, 02 July 2020
- History: Lecture 3, 03 July 2020
- History: Lecture 4, 04 July 2020
- History: Lecture 5, 05 July 2020
- History: Lecture 6, 06 July 2020
- History Test Papers and Answer Keys (pdf downloads)
- History: Lecture 8, 21 July 2020
- History: Lecture 9, 22 July 2020
- History: Lecture 10, 23 July 2020 (Zia Sir)
- History: Lecture 11, 24 July 2020 (Zia Sir) – Part 1
- History: Lecture 11, 24 July 2020 (Zia Sir) – Part 2
- History: Lecture 12, 25 July 2020 (Zia Sir)
- History: Lecture 13, 26 July 2020 (Zia Sir)
- History: Lecture 14, 27 July 2020 (Zia Sir)
- Dr Zia all Lecture PPT (for Download)
- Dr Zia Paper Discussion
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Indian Polity
Indian Polity by Sanjay Singh Sir
- Indian Polity: Lecture 1, 28 July 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 2, 29 July 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 3, 30 July 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 4, 31 July 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 5, 01 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 6, 02 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 7, 03 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 8, 04 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 9, 05 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Lecture 10, 06 Aug 2020 (Sanjay Singh Sir)
- Indian Polity: Polity Extra Class Sanjay Sir Art 370
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Geography
Geography by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 1, 07 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 2, 08 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 3, 09 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 4, 10 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 5, 11 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 6, 12 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 7, 13 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 8, 14 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 9, 17 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 10, 18 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 11, 19 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 12, 20 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 13, 21 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 14, 22 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
- Geography, Lecture 15, 23 Aug 2020, by Rohit Wazir Sir
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sir, improve the sound quality, if possible
ok
Why did the congress is known as safety valve?
Sir,forgot to teach us CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE MOVEMENT IN HURRY…
what will be the tomorrow session
Hello,Kindly refer to the time-table
Thank you.
Another session based on all social reformers? Also civil uprising movements revision, please.
Hello, we are providing a run through of History as per the topics provided to you in the Time-table.
Please follow it accordingly.
Thank you
Happy Guru Purnima sir. Thanks for educating us.
Thanks
sir, after Wavell plan – why was Gandhi/ Congress relaxed?
Hello, kindly watch this videoon our Youtube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOto-AjaV6Y
Sir has explained you Wavell Plan in detail.
Thank you.
Daily practice questions are not provid8ng?
Hello, in this crash Course we are providing 12 Tests for practicing which will be provided to you after the class ends.
Thank you.
Sir, in the previous lecture Civil disobedience movement an Gandhi-Irwin pact was skipped or not explained?
Hello,
This is a crash course. We cover the syllabus more like an overview and not into details. Please refer to our Youtube channel videos on Modern India for detailed explanation.
Thank you.
SIR, we get everything from youtube , do u want us to follow youtube rather than your crash course ….SIR even did not touched civill disobedience movement plz you go and see . SIR, please rather than telling us to follow youtube …plz discuss this matters in next class ..thankyou…
Sir the YouTube modern videos are in English
Sir the YouTube video are in Hindi…Please start in English also
Ok
ok
Sir regarding Permanent Settlement,
1) What is the difference between land revenue and rent?
2) The rent to be paid (1/11)th & (10/11)th is based on what (like is it based on the amount of produce)?
Please explain?
Hello,
1) Land Revenue is usually in the form of a tax generated by the government due to sale / purchase of goods or assets. Revenue is tax collected by the state. Rent is paid against the use of services of others.
2) The zamindars were to give 10/11th of the rental they derived from the peasantry to the state, keeping only 1/11th for themselves. But the sums to be paid by them as land revenue were fixed in perpetuity.
Thank you.
Sir, please tell me, from which period the culture of democracy can be traced in the history of India.
And if democracy was present in India before west discovered the ideals of democracy,
why then we still are more dependent for our democracy ideals and their interpretations in western traditions and conventions while trying to keep our footing on the same pedestal as they have.
Also, what new meaning those western ideals gave to our Indian traditions in positive and negative way
and in what ways the acts enacted by Britishers to tame the Indian colony helped the Indians to achieve their goal of independence. Was the Indian independence, a result of Britishers loosing their place as a super power and changing of world order after world war- 2 rather than being a result of efforts of Indian nationalists.
To what extent it is justified to say that Indians were already communal in the spirit and that is the sole reason that Britishers were able to fan the inbuilt sentiments through their policies and thus it is wrong to blame Britishers for the problems of communalism and other separatists tendencies arose due to policies of Britishers.
sir its essay not a question kindly ask questions one by one…
is that already recorded lectures…. if yes then where should we can ask our doubts to respective teacher???
also i had small request please dont delete 1st july to 3rd july videos… due to my
already planned schedule i want some time to refere the previous video lecture so so i request you to please dont delete this for further two days more from now…
okay do complete by today
Please send doubts on [email protected]
In 1858 the charter act was replaced by Indian Council Act, I would like to know in which year Indian Council Act replaced by Government of India Act and what was the reasons behind it.
Hello, kindly note that this is a crash course and we give you a brief idea about the subject. For detailed explanation kindly watch our Youtube videos on Modern India.
Thank you.
Hello sir , These are recorded video lectures, so if possible then keep the time of morning, the best time is morning…
Hello, we have a fixed schedule and unfortunately we cannot help you here.
Thank you.