Main Body
Rise of nationalist feelings by the generation of new middle class that became educated. (E) Activities of moderate in the congress. Collective mobilization by the intermediate class. (E) Formation of INC in 1885. Increasing demands for amelioration and rights. (E) Demand for increased investment by British in primary education and agriculture by congress. Strive to expose of the oppressing of British. (E) Narojji for Drain of Wealth. Proliferation of Press in India. (E) Bengal Gazette of Anistajyot/Duthaa. Hence British educator policies ultimately led to opening eyes of Indians leading to independence.
— Aditya Narayan · AIR 68
Conclusion
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- Connects British education policy to nationalist awakening
- Covers multiple dimensions of nationalism (class-based, institutional, media)
- Mentions key organizations and schemes like INC and Bengal Gazette
Aditya Narayan
Modern Indian History
Rise of Nationalism
British Education Policy and Indian Nationalism
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