explain how sense of nationalism is raised in india
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Nationalism in India can be defined as the growth and development of anti-colonial sentiment – from a movement for reasonable constitutional reforms to a struggle for complete independence. ... Generally, the idea ofnationalism becomes negative with irrational blaming and the spread of hatred among the people.
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The rise and growth of INDIAN nationalism has been traditionally explained in terms of INDIAN response to the stimulus generated by the BRITISH Raj through creation of new institutions, new opportunities etc.
In other words INDIAN Nationalism grew partly as a result of colonial policies and partly as a reaction to colonial policies in fact, it would be more correct to see INDIAN nationalism as a product of a mix of various factors.
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The rise and growth of INDIAN nationalism has been traditionally explained in terms of INDIAN response to the stimulus generated by the BRITISH Raj through creation of new institutions, new opportunities etc.
In other words INDIAN Nationalism grew partly as a result of colonial policies and partly as a reaction to colonial policies in fact, it would be more correct to see INDIAN nationalism as a product of a mix of various factors.
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