Question

The British education system ignited the spirit of nationalism among the Indians’. Support the statement with valid reasons

Answer 1

The changes which the Brititsh colonisation brought in the Indian Society were irreversible and formed the basis of nationalism.The history of India’s National Family Welfare Program teaches us that while the state can do a lot to try and create the conditions for demographic change, most demographic variables are ultimately matters of economic, social and cultural change. Critically analyse. British rule introduced institutional changes such as a professional civil service,
unified judiciary and codified civil & criminal laws; thereby adding a new
dimension of political unity to the cultural unity that had already existed in
India. modern transports and communication: such as Railways, roads & telegraph was introduced by
British. helped people to overcome geographic & cultural
barriers; people from different regions came closer as long distance travel was
undertaken more frequently; facilitating exchange of political ideas as well as
mobilization & organization of people on important political & economic
issues. economic fate of people from different regions got
tied together; say failure of crops in one region adversely affected prices
& supply in another region. socio-religious
reforms: initiated by British such as abolition of sati, widow remarriage were
first attempts to establish a just social order in Indian society; such removal
of social evils brought different sections of society together; gave confidence
to women & depressed sections. western
education: introduced by British brought Indians in contact with modern ideas
such as democracy, civil rights, nation-states & rationalism; educated
Indians deeply influenced by such modern ideas went on to lead the national
movement. such changes introduced by British colonisation in Indian society fuelled
the growth of Indian nationalism.

Answer 2

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