Nationalism in INDIA Easiest One Shot Lecture | Class 10 History SST 2022-23 | Padhle

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2:12 Start 4:20 WW 1 7:33 Satyagraha 10:10 Rowlatt Act 11:39 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 14:07 Khilafat issue 15:28 NCM 27:00 CDM 29:00 Simon Commission 32:07 Salt March 36:21 Gandhi Irvin Pact 41:47 Poona Pact 43:16 Limitations of CDM 43:56 Sense of Collective Bellonging I hope it helps............. All the Best 🙂

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The video discusses the rise of nationalism in India, focusing on the non-cooperation and civil disobedience movements led by Mahatma Gandhi. It explores how these movements united diverse groups and the challenges faced in achieving unity. The video also highlights the role of symbols, songs, and historical reinterpretation in fostering a sense of national identity. Key moments: 05:32 India's history during World War II and the impact of British colonization are discussed, emphasizing the importance of unity and independence. The speaker highlights the need for understanding nationalistic feelings and the struggles faced by Indians. -Importance of unity and independence in India's history during World War II and British colonization. -Discussion on nationalistic feelings and the struggles faced by Indians for freedom and unity. -Impact of British colonization on India's economy and the taxation system, leading to the need for independence. 08:06 Gandhi launched various movements like Champaran Satyagraha and the Non-Cooperation Movement to fight against British oppression and injustice, inspiring peaceful protests and civil disobedience. -Gandhi's strategic approach to launching movements in different regions to address specific issues and gain public support. -The significance of Gandhi's Satyagraha movements in South Africa and India, emphasizing non-violence and civil resistance. -The impact of Gandhi's movements on challenging British policies like the Rowlatt Act and promoting peaceful protests against injustice. 16:10 The video discusses the Non-Cooperation Movement led by Gandhi in India against British rule, emphasizing civil disobedience and boycotts as powerful tools for independence. -The significance of the Non-Cooperation Movement in India's fight for independence through civil disobedience and boycotts is highlighted. -The involvement of various social classes, including students, middle-class individuals, and professionals, in the movement is crucial for its success. 18:23 The video discusses the impact of foreign clothing on Indian businesses and the historical context of tribal communities facing challenges with forest entry and livelihood. It also touches on Gandhi's messages and the struggles of plantation workers in Assam. -Impact of foreign clothing on Indian businesses and the shift towards Western wear. -Challenges faced by tribal communities with forest entry and livelihood, emphasizing their cultural practices and struggles. -Historical context of Gandhi's messages, the treatment of plantation workers in Assam, and the significance of tribal lifestyles. 24:26 The video discusses the Non-Cooperation Movement in India led by Gandhi, the impact of the Simon Commission, and the announcement of India being granted Dominion status in 1929. -The challenges faced by plantation workers in Assam due to British immigration laws restricting their movement outside tea gardens. -The Civil Disobedience Movement and the internal debates within the Congress party regarding participation in elections and forming separate parties. -The role of the Simon Commission in India, the impact of the Depression, and the announcement of India being granted Dominion status in 1929. 30:52 Gandhi led the Salt Satyagraha movement against the British salt monopoly, inspiring civil disobedience. The movement's success led to arrests and negotiations, ultimately impacting India's independence movement. -The significance of the Salt Satyagraha movement in challenging the British salt monopoly and inspiring civil disobedience in India's independence movement. -Gandhi's strategic arrest and negotiations with Lord Irwin led to the suspension of the movement and the signing of a pact in December 1931. 36:32 Gandhi faced disappointment during negotiations in London in December 1931, leading to the launch of the Civil Disobedience Movement. The movement had limited participation from Dalits due to caste-based support for Congress. -Gandhi's disappointment in London negotiations led to the launch of the Civil Disobedience Movement in 1931, marking a significant shift in the Indian freedom struggle. -Limited participation of Dalits in the Civil Disobedience Movement due to caste-based support for Congress highlights the complexities of social dynamics within the Indian freedom movement. -Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's initiation of the Depressed Classes Association in 1930 aimed to address caste-based discrimination and promote unity among marginalized communities in India. 42:35 The video discusses the importance of collective belonging and understanding Indian culture and history to counter colonial narratives. It emphasizes the need to reinterpret history and foster a sense of national pride and cultural richness. -The significance of Gandhi's promise to reserve seats for depressed classes post-independence is highlighted, aiming for inclusive representation in governance. -The evolution of Indian culture and the impact of colonial interpretations on Indian identity are explored, emphasizing the need to reclaim and celebrate cultural heritage. -The importance of developing a sense of collective belonging and national pride through understanding and appreciating Indian history and culture is emphasized.

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Timelinee!! 2:12 Start 4:20 WW 1 7:33 Satyagraha 10:10 Rowlatt Act 11:39 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 14:07 Khilafat issue 15:28 NCM 27:00 CDM 29:00 Simon Commission 32:07 Salt March 36:21 Gandhi Irvin Pact 41:47 Poona Pact 43:16 Limitations of CDM 43:56 Sense of Collective Bellonging Thank you bhaiyaaa

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[@Super-yu4nd]

i am kindly pointing out at a mistake in the salt march slide the walked 10 miles each day for 24 for days to cover a total distance of 240 miles to reach dandi in the slide it says 90 miles a day

[@AlwaysTavish]

True !!!

[@NTS7077]

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[@TheOGshaurya]

yeah and the second mistake in these slide is that its written chauri chaura in gorakhpur but it is located in between gorakhpur and bihar not completely in gorakhpur

[@Saurav10thGrader]

True

[@Saurav10thGrader]

240 miles is right

[@sherlyndandin]

Hlo guys, just wanted to correct a mistake in slide... The satyagraha which was held in kedha, gujrat happened in 1917, not 1918, it's wrong in the slide 9:43

[@unstopablegaming888]

1918 only

[@Shrekazilla]

@@unstopablegaming888 no its 1917 only Ahmedabad is 1918

[@nethervarient7243]

Ok ill explain this 1971: Kheda and Champran 1918:Ahemdabad

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​@@nethervarient7243nicely explained..don't explain again

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2:12 Start 4:20 WW 1 7:33 Satyagraha 10:10 Rowlatt Act 11:39 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 14:07 Khilafat issue 15:28 NCM 27:00 CDM 29:00 Simon Commission 32:07 Salt March 36:21 Gandhi Irvin Pact 41:47 Poona Pact 43:16 Limitations of CDM 43:56 Sense of Collective Bellonging

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2:12 Start 4:20 WW 1 7:33 Satyagraha 10:10 Rowlatt Act 11:39 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 14:07 Khilafat issue 15:28 NCM 27:00 CDM 29:00 Simon Commission 32:07 Salt March 36:21 Gandhi Irvin Pact 41:47 Poona Pact 43:16 Limitations of CDM 43:56 Sense of Collective Bellonging hope it will help

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[@ushagarg461]

(30:57) Sir, Nehru DECLARED that 26 Jan,1930 would be celebrated as Independence Day and everyone were to take pledge to STRUGGLE for COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE... He didn't say that India was fully independent then....

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00:17 Importance of understanding the major movements in Indian history 01:44 Understanding the beginnings and effects of nationalism in India 04:42 India's involvement in World War and the impact on the country 06:05 Gandhiji's movement in South Africa and the guidance he received from Gopal Krishna Gokhale. 09:05 Nationalism movement in India focused on indigo farming, Satyagraha, and non-cooperation movement 10:33 The British government passed the Roulette Act, giving them extensive powers over political representatives. 13:41 Nationalist opposition against British rule and support for Khilafat issue 15:22 Non-Cooperation movement aimed at achieving Swaraj and Khilafat 18:13 The shift from wearing foreign clothes to Indian clothes 19:41 The movement in Awadh led by Baba Ramchandra against the British 22:38 Tribal people faced forced labor and were denied entry into the forest. 24:13 Workers in Assam faced restrictions on their freedom of movement imposed by the British. 27:11 Internal debates in Congress and the formation of Swaraj Party 28:41 Nationalism in India 31:33 Gandhiji's civil disobedience movement started with the salt march 32:57 Gandhiji led the movement of salt satyagraha to challenge the salt law. 35:53 Gandhi's non-violence movement faced setbacks and compromises during his negotiations with the British government. 37:23 Nationalism in India experienced multiple waves of civil disobedience, with breaks in between. 40:09 Nationalism in India: Support for Civil Dispute and Swaraj, Removal of Colonial Restrictions, Industrial Workers' Participation, and Women's Active Role 41:39 B.R. Ambedkar's demand for separate electorate for Dalits and Gandhi's promise to take them along after independence 44:39 Nationalism in India is expressed through symbols like the national flag and anthem. 46:01 The British undermined Indian culture and history.

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[36:26] Sir, GANDHI-IRWIN PACT was signed on 5th March 1931 NOT in December 1931.

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33:46 bhaiya roj 90 miles nhi 10 miles chalte the isliye unhone 24 din me 240 miles cover kiye the 👍

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I always feared this chapter…but after seeing this video and actively writing notes, that fear just disappeared and I realised how simple the chapter really is. Thank you bhaiya🙏🔥💯

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Timelinee!! 2:12 Start 4:20 WW 1 7:33 Satyagraha 10:10 Rowlatt Act 11:39 Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 14:07 Khilafat issue 15:28 NCM 27:00 CDM 29:00 Simon Commission 32:07 Salt March 36:21 Gandhi Irvin Pact 41:47 Poona Pact 43:16 Limitations of CDM 43:56 Sense of Collective Belonging

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33:45 i want to correct you, Gandhi Ji actually walked 240 miles in 24 days and it's also given in NCERT that they walk 10 miles a day. THANK YOU

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Nationalism in INDIA Easiest One Shot Lecture | Class 10 History SST 2022-23 | Padhle

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[@LohitakshGamer1]

Sir I would like to point out a mistake,people didn't gather at jallianwala bagh to celebrate Baisakhi,it was simply a peaceful protest against the Rowlatt Act and the arrest of pro independence activists Saifuddin Kitchlu And Satyapal and another mistake that I found was that "vande matram" was written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee but here it was written "chattopadhyay" I just found these mistakes for the first time but personally I appreciate this channel a lot!!

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Bro ji maine shyd bachpan me kisi class me padha tha ki bankim Chandra chattopadhyay ko hi chatterji v kaha jata h ....aur baisakhi ke liye dusre villages se aaye the log vaha aur sath me peaceful procession v chal rhi thi .....to basically na pranay bhaia ki mistake hai aur na hi aapki...aap dono sahi ho.....

[@arrdaskapur]

there is another mistake where in the slide it say mg and his volunteers walked 90 miles a day for 24 days however it is 10 miles a day for 24 days

[@netravathireddy6847]

Noo some PPL gathered there were for the baisakhi fair and others were protesters , PPL who gathered there did not know about the martial law so there took the massacre of jallianwala Bagh as general Dyer tool the command

[@AlwaysTavish]

Bro, I think it was "Chattopadhyay" only in the book.....

[@sayormitra1631]

Let me clear your confusion Iam a bengali Here the bengali surname is Chattopadhyay and in english its expressed as Chaterjee

[@varoonpa8460]

34:01did anyone notice that the slide says they walked 90 miles a day but in reality in ncert they did only 10 per day for 24 days therefore 240 miles in total

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- PREVIOUS YEAR QUESTIONS - 1 MARK QUESTIONS Q1. State the reason for calling off 'the Non-cooperation Movement' by Gandhiji? [1M, 2021 Sample Paper] A1. Chauri-Chaura incident Q2. Name he writer of the book 'Hind Swaraj". [1M, 2017, 2014] A2. The book 'Hind Swaraj' was written by Mahatma Gandhi. Q3. Name the writer of the novel ‘Anandamath’ [1M, 2017] A3. The author of this novel is Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay. Q4. In which year and place did Mahatma Gandhi organise Satyagraha for the first time in India? [1M, 2014] A4. In 1916, in Champaran, Bihar. Q5. In which novel was the hymn 'Vande Mataram' included and who was the novel written by? [1M, 2014] A5 Novel- Aandamath Author- Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay Q6. Name two main 'Satyagraha' movements organized by Mahatma Gandhi successfully in favour of peasants in 1916 and 1917. [1M, 2013] A6. 1. Indigo Planters Movement iN Champaran, Bihar in 1916. 2. Peasants Satyagraha Movement was organized in Kheda district in Gujarat in 1917 to support peasants in the demand for relaxation of revenue collection. Q7. What was the main reason to withdraw the Non-cooperation Movement? [1M, 2013] A7 Mahatma Gandhi called off the Non-cooperation Movement movement had turned violent in many places. The Chauri Chaura incident in 1922 turned into violent dash and 22 policemen were killed. Gandhiji felt satyagrahis were not ready for mass struggles. Q8. What combination of colours was there in the 'Swaraj flag' designed by Gandhiji in 1921 [1M, 2012] A8. Red, Green and White. Q9. Why was the Khilafat movement started? [1M, 2012] A9. Khilafat movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi and the Ali Brothers, Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali in response to the harsh treatment given to the Caliph of Ottoman empire and the dismemberment of the Ottoman empire by the British. Q10. Who created the first image of Bharat Mata? [1M, 2012] A10. Abanindranath Tagore 3 MARKS QUESTIONS Q11. Why did Gandhiji start Non-Cooperation Movement? Explain. [3M, 2021 Sample Paper] A11. i. Against Rowlatt Act ii. Jallianwala Bagh incidence iii. Khilafat Andolan Q12. Describe the famous incidence of Jallianwala Bagh. [3M, 2020] A12. ● On 13th April 1919, the infamous Jallianwala Bagh incident took place. ● On that day, a crowd of villagers who had come to Amritsar to attend: fair gathered in the enclosed ground of Jallianwala Bagh. ● Being from outside the city, they were unaware of the martial law that had been imposed. ● General Dyer entered the area, blocked the only exit point, and opened fire on the crowd, killing and wounding hundreds of people. Q13. Describe the role of Alluri Sitaram Raju in Andhra Pradesh during 1920s. [3M, 2020] A13. i. Alluri Sitaram Raju claimed that he had a variety of special powers like making astrological predictions, healing people and surviving bullet shots. ii. The rebels proclaimed him as an incarnation of God. iii. Raju was inspired by Gandhiji's Non-Cooperation Movement. iv. Persuaded people to wear khadi and give up drinking. Q14. Why did Gandhiji decide to withdraw the 'Non-Cooperation Movement' in February 1922? Explain any three reasons. [3M, 2017] A14. Causes of withdrawal of Non-Cooperation Movement are as follows: ● Some activists of the Non-Cooperation Movement set a police station fire at Chauri-Chaura (Gorakhpur), Uttar Pradesh in which 21 policemen were burnt alive. ● Gandhiji felt that people of India were not ready for a nation-wide movement of mass struggle and felt that he should withdraw the movement. ● Moreover. many members of the Indian National Congress felt that the Non-Cooperation Movement was tiresome and unnecessary since they wanted to contest the election. Q15. Evaluate the role of business classes in the in Civil Disobedience Movement.' [3M, 2017] A15. ● Keen on expanding their business, the business classes supported Civil Disobedience Movement and Protested against colonial policies that restricted business activities. They wanted protection against the import of foreign goods and a rupee sterling foreign exchange ratio that would discourage imports. ● To organise business classes against colonial policies, they formed the Indian Industrial and Commercial Congress in 1920 and the Federation of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FICCI) in 1927. ● The business community interpreted Swaraj in their own way. They came to see Swaraj at the time when the colonial restriction on business would no longer exist and the trade industry would flourish without constraint. Q16. Evaluate the contribution of folklore, songs, popular prints etc., in shaping the nationalism during freedom struggle. [3M, 2017] A16. History and fiction, folklore and songs, popular prints and symbols-all played an important role in creating a sense of collective belonging leading to the growth of nationalism. 1. Image of Bharat Mata: ● With the growth of nationalism, the identity of the Indian nation came to be visually associated with the image of Bharat Mata. ● Moved by the Swadeshi Movement, Rabindranath Tagore painted the famous image of Bharat Mata. The identity of the Indian nation came to be visually associated with this image. She was portrayed as an ascetic figure-calm, composed, divine and spiritual. ● Later this image was painted by many other artists which acquired different forms. This image was circulated in popular prints and devotion to this mother figure was seen as a sign of nationalism. 2. Reinterpretation of History: ● The glorification of developments in ancient India in the fields of art and architecture, Science and Mathematics, religion and culture, law and philosophy, craft and trade had also helped in the growth of nationalism. ● These nationalist histories encouraged the readers to take pride in India': great achievement in the past and struggle to change the miserable conditions (cultural and economic decline) of life under British rule. 3. Indian Folklore: ● Idea of nationalism also developed through a movement to revive Indian folklore. ● Folk tales were sung by bards in the villages, to give a true picture of traditional culture, which had been damaged by outside forces. ● In Bengal, Rabindranath Tagore himself began collecting ballads, nursery rhymes and myths to revive folk culture. ● In Madras, Natesa Sastri published a four volume collection of Tamil folk tales. "The Folklore of Southern India". Q17. Who had designed the 'swaraj flag' by 1921? Explain the main features of this 'swaraj flag'. [3M, 2016] A17. Main features of the 'Swaraj Flag': 1. It had tricolours Red, Green and White. 2. It had a spinning wheel in the centre. 3. It represents the Gandhian idea of self-help. 4 Carrying the flag during marches had become & symbol of defiance and a sense of collective belonging. Q18. What type of flag was designed during the 'Swadeshi Movement' in Bengal? Explain its main features. [3M, 2016] A18. During the Swadeshi Movement' in Bengal, ● A tricolour flag-red, green and yellow was designed. ● It had eight lotuses representing the eight provinces of British India. ● It had a crescent moon, representing Hindus and Muslims. Q19. "The plantation workers in Assam had their own understanding of Mahatma Gandhi and the notion of Swaraj". Support the statement with arguments. [3M, 20161

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Maturity is when you relize that more than 85% of the chapter is based on gandhi ji's role in freedom struggle. the role of other important freedom fighters such as chandra shekhar azad ji , bhagat singh ji , sukhdev ji , rajguru ji , bal gangadhar tilak ji and manymore are ignored. 😡 the most important date when bhagat singh ji, sukhdev ji and rajguru ji were hanged [on 23 march 1931] is not given even the whole case is ignored. this is very unfair😐 if cbse wants us to know about our freedom struggle they should include all freedom fighters not only gandhi ji. it is politics in education

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Bro do you know why this whole chapter is based on gandi ji because the history remember only the topper it doesn't remember the all top 10 students and bhagat sing and sukhdev are no doubt great Indian leader but they have the idea of violence only and at last they died but Gandhi ji spread non violence and that's why we get freedom and I don't critisice bhagat sing and sukhdev i respect them they are also the freedom fighters

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Every important topic is covered in this video, so helpful🙏

[@ushagarg461]

Sir, with due respect, at 21:54, Congress leaders were not unhappy with the Oudh Kisan Sabha, but they were unhappy because some people started burning landlord's houses, i.e. they were being violent...... I hope you'll read this...

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THAT MOMENT ON 32:20 MAN THAT JUST GOT ME ROLLING 🤣🤣😂😂

[@Ranjeetpadwal11]

34:17 they walked 10 miles perday ....24 days for 240 miles ..

[@TKDBRK]

@35:36 bhaiya rolled his sleeves like he is going to beat britishers😂....

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Thank You bhaiya for this video❤

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10:52 best way of explanation 😂😂❤️

[@stephenfernandes1547]

hey guys one correction in the explanation .. gandhi j walked 10 miles a day not 90 33:50

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34:22 was soo funnyyyy. this video is extremely helpful during revision✨✨✨✨

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9:00 bhaiya kheda district ma 1917 ko satyagraha hua tha not in 1918 😅😅😊

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video starts at 2:12

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oo jese hame pata hi nahi tha😂

[@inderpalnagi2429]

9:58 I am kindly pointing out a mistake In “the idea of satyagraha” The dates of gandhi successfully organised satyagrah are wrong In the NCERT when he travelled to kheda in Gujarat it was the time period of 1917 not 1918

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Tomorrow in my sst exam I will score good mark on this subject after seen this amazing video

[@lryrics_xd]

How was the paper

[@Vishal___2-x4f]

Kya Baat hai bhaiya G all cleared ❤❤❤

[@Unknown_editor07]

General dyer was later killed by sardar udham singh in 1940 ❤

[@NotKinetic]

Nah… lieutenant general Michael O Dwyer was killed by Sardar Udham Singh not Dyer Quite a common misconception

[@Shekhawat_29]

Making of the Global world and age of industrialisation plzzzzz.....

[@vipin906]

Bhaiya plz make one shot of history 1st chapter nationalism of Europe 👍🥺👍👍

[@raoksyadav9550]

9:3 best❤❤❤❤💙💙💙💙💙

[@mishmidebnath6506]

Jab Pranay bhai ki teachings hai tab aur kya chahiye hoti h... Really amazing thankyou so much bhaiya u r a superb teacher 🤧💜💜

[@hemantgusain7094]

welcome..

[@AttuNotTaken]

Sir I'm from Kerala and I know Hindi. We friends watch your video together. You ar well explaining

[@SirEnvyBS]

33:47 its actually 10 miles not 90 miles

[@KindoffNimay]

Exactly 💯

[@Saitama-kyun]

Sir, don't point number 4 of Civil Disobedience Movement (27:02) and point number 8 of Simon Commission (29:00) contradict each other.

[@tejaswinidongre1903]

sir print culture and the modern world par video banaiye na

[@nitikagoranshkimojmasti9156]

Very worthful explanation thanku alot pranay bhaiya♥️

[@paraskumar2706]

Thank you sir for feel me very much comfortable with this chapter🎉🎉❤

[@MuskanSoni112]

10:05 satyagrah in kheda was organised in 1917

[@KindoffNimay]

1918 it's wrong in ncert....

[@OPGAMING-ds6tm]

Gandhi ji walked 10 miles a day not 90 miles. He coverd 10 miles a day and 240 miles in 24 days

[@Naxsh_1405]

SIRRR , 33:45 Gandhi Ji aur unke volunteers 10 Miles per day chante the Aapne galti se 90 Miles per day bol diya tha.

[@ushagarg461]

Sir, Champaran satyagraha was in 1916, and Kheda Satyagraha was in 1917....

[@PrerakGarg]

Right

[@WhyAmIAFerret]

Champaran satyagraha started in 1916 but Gandhi ji was involved in it from 1917 only

[@ushagarg461]

@@WhyAmIAFerret Bro, I was just telling what Is written in NCERT book.

[@WhyAmIAFerret]

@@ushagarg461 In NCERT its 1917 for Champaran satyagraha and for Kheda you're correct.

[@zakirmalik3568]

Badhiya explanation bhaiya

[@nandinithakur469]

5:15 i can't stop my laughing after listening this example 😂

[@pixelgamingog1294]

the best sir in youtube according to me..

[@hamida14]

can you please make a video on 'the making of global world'

[@vanshika_sengar]

In the idea of Satyagraha the years were wrong.. The correct information is- 1916-Champaran Bihar 1917-kheda district of Gujarat 1918-ahemdabad Hope it's useful

[@prakashkhairnar2776]

In Ncert it's given that champaran satyagrah was did in 1917 not 1916🤔🤔🤔

[@josephgeorge3893]

Sir can you post Age of Industrialization one shot .... These vids are really helpful !!! 😁😁

[@scythe6558]

0:55 bro js started rapping at this pointtt but bhaii mujko apka videos bohoth pasand haii.. i get to understand the concept really easilyyyy THANK YOUUUU

[@Sd11242]

Very good keep it up 💓☺️

[@nainsyyadav1812]

please uploade the making of global world

[@Xavier_hereee]

Hope we all get 95+ marks

[@ChillarParty_Vlogs]

Chal na pdhna bhi pdhta h

[@Xavier_hereee]

@@ChillarParty_Vlogs to pdhaiye na maine to only wish kiya h

[@f.kgamingyt4349]

you are awsome sir

[@RishikaShrivastava-i7h]

thank you sir tomorrow is my sst board exam everyone plz pray i got 95+ 🥲🙏🔥💯

[@Bhavya_on_canvas]

Did you got 95+ ?

[@RishikaShrivastava-i7h]

@@Bhavya_on_canvas no i got 90 😄😄

[@Bhavya_on_canvas]

@@RishikaShrivastava-i7h still good 👍🏻

[@Ishivan2020]

Thank you so much bhaiya for such a short,effective explanation 😊❤

[@ishayadav07.7]

Yeah bhaiya ❤️❤️❤️❤️ thankyou for this lecture ❤️❤️ Most awaiting

[@kritikajindal428]

Pranay bhaiya kasam se maaza aa aja hai lecture sun ke

[@siddharthmsiddharthm512]

10:02 1917 - Kheda Gujarat 15:21 Khilafat committee

[@hemantgusain7094]

ye sab kar ni ki kya jarurat thi🙄🙄

[@anueditz5066]

​@@hemantgusain7094tujhe kya h bhaiii💀

[@pranjalhuge644]

bhaiyya baaki history ke chapters bhi cover karwa do plsssss

[@Btsfrever07]

42:25 TABHI tabhi toh saala hum general walo ko aaj kitni pareshaani hoti h Or ye depressed classes jo bina pade likhe itne araam se aage pahuch jaate h or results toh sabhi ke samne h ke aaj india kyo jaldi develop nahi ho para hai 🙄😡😤😤😒😒

[@s9nch11t]

kya aap please wo chapters ke videos bana sakte hai jo apne pehle kabhi sikhaye nhi hai like civics chapter 4 Gender religion Caste Baki kidhar bhi apke jaise videos nai mil rhe 😢

[@soumyarathore7130]

Sir ki 44:45 min waali baat ❤️🥹

[@yashde2915]

Jisko jisko lagtha hai bhaiya 2x mai padathe hai 😂😂

[@krushnakamat7369]

Kuch points ppt mein nahi hai for example Limits of civil disobedience mein Muhammad Ali Jinnah 's significance is neither mentioned in the ppt nor said by him. This point isn't that important but can come for MCQ and 1 mark questions 😊

[@BhaveshJakhar123]

Ram Ram Bhai sara ne❤

[@mememandir..]

Bkl

[@KindoffNimay]

32:57 90 miles per day💀😬 I think that's incorrect and its 10 miles a day = 240 miles total ...

[@hamida14]

also the other history chapters where pranay bhaiya hasnt taught us, he is really a amazing teacher😍

[@hemantgusain7094]

its my dare that : I Love you

[@raosahab_.]

Right 🤧🙌

[@strugglinginphysicalchemistry]

2:12 start hard topics 7:33 29:01 36:20

[@paakhiebhandari5482]

pranay bhai lecture slides are not available on the padhle app . Could you update them asap becz they are very helpful for one spot last revision .Thank you