The Indian War of Independence The Indian War of Independence: On March 29th, 1857 there was a commotion at barrack poor in the Bengal province of British India a young man named Mangal Pandey Intoxicated opened fire and his British superiors of the 34th Bengal Native Infantry got a bit of fighting Mangal Pandey was arrested the shots He fired […]
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Soviet Union In the early 1900s, the Russian Empire was ruled by a single man, Tsar Nicholas II, who exercised complete control over every aspect of the country. The population of Russia was poor, stupid, and hungry, and wouldn’t look out of place in any time period in the past thousand years. In 1914, the
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Derawar Fort Bahawalpur You must have heard a lot of news in media related to Cholistan which portrays the difficulties of this region, There is no doubt that this region has challenges especially pure drinking water is a heavy issue there. Therefore, we are unable to receive a positive image of this region.On the other way, Desert
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Scientist Albert Einstein’s biography Albert Einstein: if you ask anyone to name a physicist I can almost guarantee you they will name Albert Einstein a man who walked on his ideas until the day he died a man who focused every minute of his life on science and discovery even his greatest blunder turned out to be revolutionary he created the
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Deccan Sultanate | Bahmani Sultanate The first invader to pay attention to the Deccan was Sultan Jalal Alauddin Hasan Gangu Bahmani. He had the Deccan country that it needed the Deccan but did Khilji’s son-in-law and nephew as Sultan Alauddin Khilji but this Sultan was had been accumulating in the treasury of Deccan for thousands
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D-Day Normandy Landing D-Day the Wehrmacht high command had long expected the Allied invasion of Western Europe. Nonetheless, the landing in Normandy managed to surprise the German commanders and proved to be a turning point in World War II. References to D-Day focus on that particular day. However, it was a part of a larger campaign known as Operation Overlord. Battle of Dunkirk
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Date: 22 June – 5 December 1941 (5 months, 1 week, and 6 days) Location: Central Europe, (Northeast Europe), Eastern Europe Context: World War II Participants: Germany, Red Army, Soviet Union Nazi Germany Invades Soviet Union Nazi Germany launched Operation Barbarossa – the invasion of the Soviet Union – nearly two years after the start of World War II. It was one
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When did Sikkim become a state of India? When was the state of Sikkim established: Sikkim is the state of India which is a part of the inner mountain range of the Himalayas but do you know that Sikkim became a part of India in 1975 but now the question will come to your mind
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Bombay to Mumbai name change Mumbai Today, even though people remember the congestion in trains, and traffic jams as soon as the name of Mumbai city comes, but there was a time when the picture of Bombay was different before the formation of Mumbai. Then there was neither such a crowd in trains nor traffic jams on the
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