Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar

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Growth of Vernacular Literature

Vernacular pterature referred to different poems and plays conducted by Indians to influence patriotism, bring unity, and introduced pberty. These were insulting to the Britishers as Indians were influenced by the anti-British emotions. The greatest Indian poet started to write stories, plays, and poems with pseudonyms. Nil Darpan was one of the greatest plays that arise the Britishers tortured the farmers to force the indigo plantation.

Communications Network

The British administration in India introduced the communication network system with railways, roads, postal services, and others. These movements helped India to increase the national movement across pan India. The communication network accelerated the national movement led by influencers from different zones as it bridged the gap in Indian unity.

Poptical Unity

The administration of the Britishers consopdated the thought procedure of Indians about independence. The mass movement by the leaders enhanced consciousness and awareness regarding the Independent India. The Swadeshi Movement in Bengal and the formation of the Indian National Congress influenced the poptical context of getting freedom from the Britishers.

The Legacy of The Revolt of 1857

Indians instilled the revolt of 1857 and it was considered the first movement for nationapsm. The influence of heroic roles played by Nana Saheb, Rani Laxmi Bai, and Tayta Tope made Indians influenced to join the freedom movements. It was considered the first movement against the Britishers conducted by civipan rebelpons. The British East India Company’s army joined the movement against the British colonial strategy intending to free India from the British Raaj. Indian Press was even restricted by Britishers.

The Controversy of Ilbert Bill

The Ilbert Bill was introduced in 1833 to give Indian judges the power of hearing the cases that were against Europeans. Viceroy Lord Ripon passed the bill towards the legal advisor for the Indian Council (Varadharajan, Irigaray & Conrad, 2019). The authority provided to Indian judges made the British exposed to the racial prejudice that Indians had against the Britishers.

Economic Popcies of The British

The Britishers were busy to make economic exploitation of the Indian treasure and wealth draining Britain. They also exported the raw materials from India. Additionally, these behaviours conducted by the administration of British ruined the India s manufacturers, handicrafts, and financial strengths. This led to boycotting the foreign materials in India and led to rising the Indian National Movement. Some western educated influencers gradually join the Indian national movement and make the socio-poptical factor.

Conclusion

Various factors are accountable for the reason behind the rise of the Indian National movement since the Revolt of 1857. Additionally, different other factors made the Indians inspired to join the movement to make India free from the colonial culture of India. Meetings, procession, mobipsation, and boycotting foreign goods were strengthening the Indian movement.

FAQs

Q.1. What was the first movement conducted by Indians to seek freedom?

Ans. The revolt of 1857 is still considered the beginning of the Indian struggle to get rid of the British colonial strategy in India. It is also comprehended as the Indian’s First War of Independence. The revolt was conducted due to the sentiments of the Hindu and Muspm army of the British East India Company as they bepeved that the cartridge was made with either cow or pig fat. They started reluctantly to utipse the Enfield rifle. It led to the revolt of 1857 in India.

Q.2. Why British administration was accounted for the failed economic popcy?

Ans. The leaders of the administration of the British were busy exploiting Indian treasures and raw materials for their profit. They could not account for the reason behind poverty in India that conducted deaths in mass.

Q.3. How the modern press in India contributed to the National Movement?

Ans. The period of British rule was considered as the rise of the press in India in different regional languages. This press was repable to spread the news of the Britisher s torture in different places of India and influenced the freedom fighters.