Question

3. As humanity has progressed, so have diseases. Pandemics and epidemics are not a novelty of the 21st century.
Numerous diseases in the past have transcended artificially created geographical boundaries to affect a significantly large
population of the world. For generations humanity has grappled with a plethora of diseases and have emerged victorious.
History serves as an indispensable tool for not just tracing such events of the past, but also equips us with information to
draw parallels to deal with the present crisis. India under the British faced numerous devastating epidemics that tested the
patience of the people and the efficacy of administration. In light of the above, attempt the following:
(a). Trace a short history of
such epidemics under
British colonial
administration after 1857
such as the Bubonic
Plague of
1896.
b. Choose any one such
epidemic and write a brief
summary not exceeding
200 words. How did the
British administration
deal with the crisis? What
new laws, commissions,
committees were set up?
c. The COVID 19 has
resurrected the crisis of
the past. What parallels
can we draw today and
what lessons do such
events teach us?​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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