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Compare the modernist and non-modernist theories about the emergence of nations and nationalism. (500 words)

Course Code: MHI-109 Assignment Code: MHI-109/AST/ TMA/2024-25 Modernist and non-modernist theories offer different perspectives on the emergence of nations and nationalism. Here’s a comparative analysis of these theories: Modernist Theories

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Answer in about 250 words each:- i) Early Census ii) Bird Heiglers & Co. iii) Globalisation iv) Economic Reforms in the 1990s

Course Code: MHI-107 Assignment Code: MHI-107/AST/TMA/24-25 i) Early Census The early censuses in India, particularly the British-administered ones, began in the mid-19th century with the first comprehensive census conducted in

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Critically examine Morris D. Morris’ argument that there was ‘not much direct evidence of the decline of India’s traditional industries.’ (500words)

Course Code: MHI-107 Assignment Code: MHI-107/AST/TMA/24-25 Morris D. Morris, a prominent economic historian, argued that there was “not much direct evidence of the decline of India’s traditional industries” during the

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Answer in about 250 words each i)Rise of European Private Trade ii) Impact of Indian Commercialisation iii) Herschell Committee Report iv) Customary Rights of Forest-Dwellers

Course Code: MHI-107 Assignment Code: MHI-107/AST/TMA/24-25 i) Rise of European Private Trade The rise of European private trade, particularly from the 16th to the 18th centuries, marked a significant shift

Answer in about 250 words each i)Rise of European Private Trade ii) Impact of Indian Commercialisation iii) Herschell Committee Report iv) Customary Rights of Forest-Dwellers Read More »

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