Anta Assamey Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 1 minute ago, Sachin200 said: 60000 BCE - 32768 BCE Human habitation of India. 5500 BCE Cotton cultivation begins in India. c. 5000 BCE Evidence of religious practices in the Indus Valley. c. 5000 BCE - c. 1500 BCE The Indus Valley (or Harappan) Civilization. c. 4000 BCE Indian village of Balathal inhabited. c. 4000 BCE Farming settlements are established in the Indus Valley. c. 3300 BCE Early Harappan Civilization of India practices burial of the dead. c. 3000 BCE First signs of urbanization in the Indus Valley. c. 3000 BCE - c. 2600 BCE The rise of the great Indian cities of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa. c. 2800 BCE Later Harappan Civilization turns to cremation over burial. c. 2600 BCE Dozens of towns and cities are established in the Indus Valley. 2000 BCE Pepper is widely used in Indian cooking. c. 1700 BCE - c. 1500 BCE Decline of the Harappan Culture in India. c. 1500 BCE Rigveda texts with labyrinthine structure created in India. 1500 BCE The Aryans - nomadic northerners from central Asia, begin to migrate into the Indus Valley. c. 1500 BCE - 500 BCE The Vedic Period in India. c. 1500 BCE - c. 500 CE The Gandhara Civilization flourishes in what is today the northern portion of Pakistan and Afghanistan. c. 1000 BCE The Aryans expand into the Ganges valley in India. c. 700 BCE Development of the Charvaka school of philosophy in India. c. 700 BCE India is divided into 16 Aryan states or kingdoms. c. 700 BCE Indian scholars codify and reinterpret Aryan beliefs to create the Upanishads texts forming the basis of Hinduism. c. 600 BCE Charaka and Sushruta found two schools of Ayurveda. 599 BCE - 527 BCE Traditional dating of the life of Vardhamana, according to Jain tradition. 544 BCE - 492 BCE Bimbisara rules the Magadha kingdom in India. 543 BCE - 492 BCE King Bimbisara begins Magadha kingdom's conquests by annexing the kingdom of Anga in eastern India. 530 BCE Persia conquers the Indus Valley. c. 520 BCE - c. 325 CE Achaemenid rule in the Gandhara region. c. 500 BCE The Indian epic the Ramayana is composed by the sage Valmiki. c. 500 BCE The kingdom of Magadha, ruled by Bimbisara, is the most powerful state in India. 492 BCE - 460 BCE Ajatashatru rules the Magadha Kingdom in India. c. 490 BCE - c. 410 BCE The life of Siddhartha Gautama according to modern scholar consensus. 404 BCE First Buddhist Council at Rajgir, Bihar, India. c. 346 BCE - c. 324 BCE Magadha's king Mahapadma Nanda makes massive conquests in north and eastern India including Kosala. 340 BCE - 298 BCE Life of Indian Emperor Chandragupta, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire. 334 BCE Second Buddhist Council at Magadha. The first division among Buddhists occurred at this council. 327 BCE - 325 BCE Alexander's campaign in northern India. 326 BCE Alexander the Great halts his eastward march and turns back from the banks of the river Beas, Punjab, India. c. 325 BCE - c. 320 BCE Greek rule in Gandhara, ending some time after the death of Alexander the Great. c. 321 BCE - c. 297 BCE Reign of Chandragupta Maurya, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire. 321 BCE Dhana Nanda, king of Magadha, is killed by Chandragupta Maurya. 320 BCE Chandragupta Maurya seizes the throne of Magadhan and expands the kingdom over northern and central India. c. 320 BCE - c. 180 BCE Mauryan rule in the Gandhara region, beginning with Chandragupta Maurya. 305 BCE Emperor Chandragupta signs a treaty with Seleucos I, establishing borders and giving the Punjab to Chandragupta in return for 500 war elephants. 298 BCE Chandragupta voluntarily abdicates the throne in favour of his son Bindusara. Jain sources say that Chandragupta turned into an ascetic and follower of Jainism, migrated south and starved himself to death. 298 BCE - 272 BCE Chandragupta's son, Bindusara, rules and expands the Mauryan Empire. 298 BCE Indian ruler Chandragupta Maurya dies. 273 BCE - 236 BCE Reign of Ashoka, third ruler of the Mauryan Empire. c. 268 BCE Ashoka becomes emperor of the Mauryan Empire in India. 232 BCE Indian ruler Ashoka dies and the Mauryan Empire declines. c. 200 BCE - c. 185 BCE Demetrios is general for his father and then becomes king, greatly extending the kingdom in India. c. 200 BCE - c. 600 CE Construction of the 30 Buddhist cave-shrines at Ajanta, many of which display features of Gupta architecture. c. 200 BCE Beginning of the Greco-Bactrian conquests in India. 186 BCE Demetrios wins a decisive battle in Gandhara, beginning the Yona (or Greek era) in India. c. 180 BCE - 80 BCE Period of Indo-Greek rule in the Gandhara region. c. 165 BCE The Greco-Bactrian king Eucratides invades India. 160 BCE - 135 BCE Indo-Greek king Menander rules the Punjab. c. 130 BCE Eucratids flee from Bactria to India. Rivalry between Eucratids and Euthydemids takes place in the Indo-Greek kingdoms. c. 80 BCE - c. 75 CE The combined Scytho-Parthians rule Gandhara. 30 BCE Pepper is directly imported by Roman ships from India and its price decreases. c. 1 CE - c. 100 CE The Mahayana movement begins in India with its belief in bodhisattva - saintly souls who helped the living. c. 1 CE First non-stop voyages from Egypt to India. c. 75 CE - c. 450 CE Kushan rule in the Gandhara region, arguably the golden era of the Gandhara civilization in which art, architecture and the propagation of the Buddhist religion excelled. c. 100 CE By the end of first century CE, Scythians (Shakas) manage to establish their sway in central and south-eastern India. c. 100 CE The large series of Mahayana Buddhist texts named in Sanskrit Prajnaparamita "Perfection of wisdom" begins to be written in Southern India. c. 320 CE - c. 550 CE Gupta period, considered a golden age of ancient India in art and architecture. 320 CE Gupta I founds the Gupta Empire in northern India c. 335 CE - c. 380 CE Regarded as the "Indian Napoleon", the Gupta emperor Samudragupta, ruling from Magadha, subdues kings in nearly all corners of India and annexes kingdoms adjacent to Magadha. 380 CE - 415 CE Reign of Chandra Gupta II in northern India. 450 CE India is invaded by the White Huns across the Hindu Kush. 455 CE - 484 CE Reign of the Tegin Tunjina or Khingila of the White Huns in the region known as Gandhara. 470 CE Beginning of White Hun Raids into India. 484 CE - 515 CE Reign of the White Hun king Tormana, son of Tunjina. 484 CE - 510 CE The Huns conquer western and central India and fight a battle with the Guptas. The Gupta general Goparaja dies in the encounter. c. 500 CE - 647 CE The Pushyabhuti (or Vardhana) Dynasty rules in Ancient India. c. 500 CE Life of Ajita Kesakambali, prominent member of the Charvaka school. c. 500 CE - c. 600 CE In India the Tantric expands the number of deities to include helpful demons, contactable through ritual. 515 CE - 533 CE Reign of the king Mihirakula of the White Huns in Gandhara. c. 535 CE - 566 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Pulakesin I. c. 550 CE The end of the reign of Visnugupta Chandraditya, last of the Gupta rulers in northern India. 554 CE - 606 CE The Maukhari Dynasty flourishes in northern India. 610 CE - 642 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Pulakesin II. 630 CE - 634 CE Harsha fights and gets defeated by Pulakesin II. 630 CE Hiuen Tsang comes to India. 655 CE - 681 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Vikramaditya I. 712 CE Muslim general Muhammed bin Quasim conquers northern India. c. 770 CE The Kailasa rock-cut temple at Ellora is completed and dedicated to Shiva. c. 950 CE The Mukteshvara Temple is built at Bhubaneswar. 985 CE - 1014 CE In southern India, Raja Raja I Chola conquers parts of the present-day states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Karnataka (north-western areas), northern Sri Lanka and the Maldives. 985 CE - 1014 CE Reign of Chola king Rajaraja I in southern and central India, whose capital was at Thanjavur. c. 1010 CE - c. 1025 CE The Brihadishvara Temple is built at Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India. 1012 CE - 1044 CE Reign of Chola king Rajendra I who controlled most of India. 1014 CE - 1044 CE Rajendra I Chola completes the conquests of present-day states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. His armies march across north India making conquests, and his navy conquers areas in Southeast Asia. 1173 CE - 1206 CE Reign of Muhammad Ghori in India. 1405 CE - 1433 CE The mariner and explorer Zheng He makes seven voyages from China to India, Arabia and East Africa. According to the list we started off with Patthi Yaparam anamata.. Quote
Beardman Posted December 18, 2019 Author Report Posted December 18, 2019 3 minutes ago, Sachin200 said: 60000 BCE - 32768 BCE Human habitation of India. 5500 BCE Cotton cultivation begins in India. c. 5000 BCE Evidence of religious practices in the Indus Valley. c. 5000 BCE - c. 1500 BCE The Indus Valley (or Harappan) Civilization. c. 4000 BCE Indian village of Balathal inhabited. c. 4000 BCE Farming settlements are established in the Indus Valley. c. 3300 BCE Early Harappan Civilization of India practices burial of the dead. c. 3000 BCE First signs of urbanization in the Indus Valley. c. 3000 BCE - c. 2600 BCE The rise of the great Indian cities of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa. c. 2800 BCE Later Harappan Civilization turns to cremation over burial. c. 2600 BCE Dozens of towns and cities are established in the Indus Valley. 2000 BCE Pepper is widely used in Indian cooking. c. 1700 BCE - c. 1500 BCE Decline of the Harappan Culture in India. c. 1500 BCE Rigveda texts with labyrinthine structure created in India. 1500 BCE The Aryans - nomadic northerners from central Asia, begin to migrate into the Indus Valley. c. 1500 BCE - 500 BCE The Vedic Period in India. c. 1500 BCE - c. 500 CE The Gandhara Civilization flourishes in what is today the northern portion of Pakistan and Afghanistan. c. 1000 BCE The Aryans expand into the Ganges valley in India. c. 700 BCE Development of the Charvaka school of philosophy in India. c. 700 BCE India is divided into 16 Aryan states or kingdoms. c. 700 BCE Indian scholars codify and reinterpret Aryan beliefs to create the Upanishads texts forming the basis of Hinduism. c. 600 BCE Charaka and Sushruta found two schools of Ayurveda. 599 BCE - 527 BCE Traditional dating of the life of Vardhamana, according to Jain tradition. 544 BCE - 492 BCE Bimbisara rules the Magadha kingdom in India. 543 BCE - 492 BCE King Bimbisara begins Magadha kingdom's conquests by annexing the kingdom of Anga in eastern India. 530 BCE Persia conquers the Indus Valley. c. 520 BCE - c. 325 CE Achaemenid rule in the Gandhara region. c. 500 BCE The Indian epic the Ramayana is composed by the sage Valmiki. c. 500 BCE The kingdom of Magadha, ruled by Bimbisara, is the most powerful state in India. 492 BCE - 460 BCE Ajatashatru rules the Magadha Kingdom in India. c. 490 BCE - c. 410 BCE The life of Siddhartha Gautama according to modern scholar consensus. 404 BCE First Buddhist Council at Rajgir, Bihar, India. c. 346 BCE - c. 324 BCE Magadha's king Mahapadma Nanda makes massive conquests in north and eastern India including Kosala. 340 BCE - 298 BCE Life of Indian Emperor Chandragupta, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire. 334 BCE Second Buddhist Council at Magadha. The first division among Buddhists occurred at this council. 327 BCE - 325 BCE Alexander's campaign in northern India. 326 BCE Alexander the Great halts his eastward march and turns back from the banks of the river Beas, Punjab, India. c. 325 BCE - c. 320 BCE Greek rule in Gandhara, ending some time after the death of Alexander the Great. c. 321 BCE - c. 297 BCE Reign of Chandragupta Maurya, first ruler of the Mauryan Empire. 321 BCE Dhana Nanda, king of Magadha, is killed by Chandragupta Maurya. 320 BCE Chandragupta Maurya seizes the throne of Magadhan and expands the kingdom over northern and central India. c. 320 BCE - c. 180 BCE Mauryan rule in the Gandhara region, beginning with Chandragupta Maurya. 305 BCE Emperor Chandragupta signs a treaty with Seleucos I, establishing borders and giving the Punjab to Chandragupta in return for 500 war elephants. 298 BCE Chandragupta voluntarily abdicates the throne in favour of his son Bindusara. Jain sources say that Chandragupta turned into an ascetic and follower of Jainism, migrated south and starved himself to death. 298 BCE - 272 BCE Chandragupta's son, Bindusara, rules and expands the Mauryan Empire. 298 BCE Indian ruler Chandragupta Maurya dies. 273 BCE - 236 BCE Reign of Ashoka, third ruler of the Mauryan Empire. c. 268 BCE Ashoka becomes emperor of the Mauryan Empire in India. 232 BCE Indian ruler Ashoka dies and the Mauryan Empire declines. c. 200 BCE - c. 185 BCE Demetrios is general for his father and then becomes king, greatly extending the kingdom in India. c. 200 BCE - c. 600 CE Construction of the 30 Buddhist cave-shrines at Ajanta, many of which display features of Gupta architecture. c. 200 BCE Beginning of the Greco-Bactrian conquests in India. 186 BCE Demetrios wins a decisive battle in Gandhara, beginning the Yona (or Greek era) in India. c. 180 BCE - 80 BCE Period of Indo-Greek rule in the Gandhara region. c. 165 BCE The Greco-Bactrian king Eucratides invades India. 160 BCE - 135 BCE Indo-Greek king Menander rules the Punjab. c. 130 BCE Eucratids flee from Bactria to India. Rivalry between Eucratids and Euthydemids takes place in the Indo-Greek kingdoms. c. 80 BCE - c. 75 CE The combined Scytho-Parthians rule Gandhara. 30 BCE Pepper is directly imported by Roman ships from India and its price decreases. c. 1 CE - c. 100 CE The Mahayana movement begins in India with its belief in bodhisattva - saintly souls who helped the living. c. 1 CE First non-stop voyages from Egypt to India. c. 75 CE - c. 450 CE Kushan rule in the Gandhara region, arguably the golden era of the Gandhara civilization in which art, architecture and the propagation of the Buddhist religion excelled. c. 100 CE By the end of first century CE, Scythians (Shakas) manage to establish their sway in central and south-eastern India. c. 100 CE The large series of Mahayana Buddhist texts named in Sanskrit Prajnaparamita "Perfection of wisdom" begins to be written in Southern India. c. 320 CE - c. 550 CE Gupta period, considered a golden age of ancient India in art and architecture. 320 CE Gupta I founds the Gupta Empire in northern India c. 335 CE - c. 380 CE Regarded as the "Indian Napoleon", the Gupta emperor Samudragupta, ruling from Magadha, subdues kings in nearly all corners of India and annexes kingdoms adjacent to Magadha. 380 CE - 415 CE Reign of Chandra Gupta II in northern India. 450 CE India is invaded by the White Huns across the Hindu Kush. 455 CE - 484 CE Reign of the Tegin Tunjina or Khingila of the White Huns in the region known as Gandhara. 470 CE Beginning of White Hun Raids into India. 484 CE - 515 CE Reign of the White Hun king Tormana, son of Tunjina. 484 CE - 510 CE The Huns conquer western and central India and fight a battle with the Guptas. The Gupta general Goparaja dies in the encounter. c. 500 CE - 647 CE The Pushyabhuti (or Vardhana) Dynasty rules in Ancient India. c. 500 CE Life of Ajita Kesakambali, prominent member of the Charvaka school. c. 500 CE - c. 600 CE In India the Tantric expands the number of deities to include helpful demons, contactable through ritual. 515 CE - 533 CE Reign of the king Mihirakula of the White Huns in Gandhara. c. 535 CE - 566 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Pulakesin I. c. 550 CE The end of the reign of Visnugupta Chandraditya, last of the Gupta rulers in northern India. 554 CE - 606 CE The Maukhari Dynasty flourishes in northern India. 610 CE - 642 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Pulakesin II. 630 CE - 634 CE Harsha fights and gets defeated by Pulakesin II. 630 CE Hiuen Tsang comes to India. 655 CE - 681 CE Reign of Chalukya ruler Vikramaditya I. 712 CE Muslim general Muhammed bin Quasim conquers northern India. c. 770 CE The Kailasa rock-cut temple at Ellora is completed and dedicated to Shiva. c. 950 CE The Mukteshvara Temple is built at Bhubaneswar. 985 CE - 1014 CE In southern India, Raja Raja I Chola conquers parts of the present-day states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Karnataka (north-western areas), northern Sri Lanka and the Maldives. 985 CE - 1014 CE Reign of Chola king Rajaraja I in southern and central India, whose capital was at Thanjavur. c. 1010 CE - c. 1025 CE The Brihadishvara Temple is built at Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India. 1012 CE - 1044 CE Reign of Chola king Rajendra I who controlled most of India. 1014 CE - 1044 CE Rajendra I Chola completes the conquests of present-day states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. His armies march across north India making conquests, and his navy conquers areas in Southeast Asia. 1173 CE - 1206 CE Reign of Muhammad Ghori in India. 1405 CE - 1433 CE The mariner and explorer Zheng He makes seven voyages from China to India, Arabia and East Africa. Did the paper was invented by then?.only archeologists should know the answer Quote
siru Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 13 minutes ago, Sachin200 said: Ghori kingdom nundi turak rule vachindhi Ani akkada nundi start chesava ?? Before ghori kingdom endhuku veyale ?? During Mughal rule appudu Hindu rulers unnaru Avi endhuku veyale ?? Oka sari choodu . Asala Muslim religion eppudu vachindi choodu before British rule, is there India as we know it now? evari kingdom vadide kani country concept vunda Quote
Sachin200 Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 Just now, Beardman said: Did the paper was invented by then?.only archeologists should know the answer Yeah , may be For example babur, Akbar ruling Ela undedhi ante valla diary lo rasukunavi proof , kontha word of mouth dwara next generations ki pass ayindhi Seculars / turaks valla positive things ni highlight chestunaru. BJP vallu negative things chestunaru . Solid info ayitey ledhu Quote
Sachin200 Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 2 minutes ago, siru said: before British rule, is there India as we know it now? evari kingdom vadide kani country concept vunda Nenu country Ani anana ? Kingdoms endhuku veyale Ani adiga Asala Islam existence Loki vachindi eppudu ? Quote
Sachin200 Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 4 minutes ago, Beardman said: Did the paper was invented by then?.only archeologists should know the answer Paper China nundi vachindi anukunta , correct me if I am wrong Quote
lovemystate Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 India is not a nation it . It never was. what it is - is that it is a state - a co-ordinated set of bureaucracies and organizations. THis state was built by british and modern india is essentially the same - the same army regiments continue - the ICS renamed to IAS. The only major change is linguistic basis of internal political division started by andhras . THis state was inherited by congress. And a constitution(largely from christian western constitution) was drafted by amdekar to give it a modern polity and respectful position in international community. However this state was de facto dominated by hindi speaking brahmins and few other allied castes no matter what pretensions of democracy exist. WHile this state utterly failed to deliver economic prosperity or freedoms to people or remove social ills like caste system it was always uncomfortable when other people asserted their identity whther it is sikhs in punjab, telugus under NTR, tamils under DMK, assamese now or kashmiris. It always tried to oppress them using several tools - nationalist propoganda, repeated dismissal of state governements, governor positions, now increasingly through stupid whatsapp memes which have electrifying effect on dumb lanagas and jaffas. Quote
JAPAN Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 29 minutes ago, Sachin200 said: Paper China nundi vachindi anukunta , correct me if I am wrong yes Quote
FremontAppiReddy Posted December 18, 2019 Report Posted December 18, 2019 1 hour ago, Beardman said: 🇮🇳 *Who does India really belong to?* *(History of India) =* *Worth reading till the End.* From Ghori Empire to Narendra Modi Ghori Kingdom 1 = 1193 Mohammad Ghori 2 = 1206 Qutbuddin Aibak 3 = 1210 4 = 1211 5 = 1236 Rakinuddin Feroz Shah 6 = 1236 Raza Sultan 7 = 1240 Mozaddin Bahram Shah 8 = 1242 Al-Din Masood Shah 9 = 1246 Nasiruddin Mahmud 10 = 1266 Ghiyasuddin Balbin 11 = 1286.......... 12 = 1287 kabaddan of the mosque 13 = 1290 Shamsuddin Kamers The end of the Great Empire (Away from government -97 years approx.) * Khalji Empire * 1 = 1290 Jalaluddin Feroz Khilji 2 = 1292 Alauddin Khilji 4 = 1316 Shahabuddin Omar Shah 5 = 1316 Qutbuddin Mubarak Shah 6 = 1320 Nasiruddin Khusro Shah End of the Khalji Empire (Away government-30 years approx) * Tughlak Empire * 1 = 1320 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq (First) 2 = 1325 Mohammad ibn Tughlaq (II) 3 = 1351 Feroz Shah Tughlaq 4 = 1388 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq (II) 5 = 1389 Abu Bakar Shah 6 = 1389 Mohammad Tughlaq (Som) 7 = 1394.......... (I) 8 = 1394 Nasiruddin Shah (II) 9 = 1395 Nusrat Shah 10 = 1399 Nasiruddin Mohammad Shah (II) 11 = 1413 Govt The end of Tughlaq empire (Away from government -94 years approx.) * Saeed Dynasty * 1 = 1414 palm khan 2 = 1421 Muizuddin Mubarak Shah (II) 3 = 1434 Muhammad Shah (IV) 4 = 1445 Allah Alam Shah The end of the Sa'id kingdom (Away government-37 years approx) Lodhi Empire 1 = 1451 Bahlol Lodhi 2 = 1489 Lodhi (II) 3 = 1517 Abraham Lodhi End of the Lodhi Empire (Away government-75 years approx) Mughal Empire 1 = 1526 Zahiruddin Babar 2 = 1530 Humayun End of the Mughal Empire The Surian Empire 1 = 1539 Sher Shah Suri 2 = 1545 Islam Shah Suri 3 = 1552 Mahmud Shah Suri 4 = 1553 Abraham Suri 5 = 1554 Pervaiz Shah Suri 6 = 1554 Mubarak Khan Suri The end of the Surrian Empire (Away government-16 years approx) Mughal Empire again 1 = 1555 Humayun (again ) 2 = 1556 Jalaluddin Akbar 3 = 1605 Jahangir 4 = 1628 Shah Jahan 5 = 1659 Aurangzeb 6 = 1707 Shah Alam (First) 7 = 1712 Bahadur Shah 8 = 1713 9 = 1719 10 = 1719............... 11 = 1719............... 12 = 1719 Mahmud Shah 13 = 1748 Ahmed Shah 14 = 1754................... 15 = 1759 Shah Alam 16 = 1806 Akbar Shah 17 = 1837 Zafar End of the Mughal Empire (Away from government-315 years approx.) * British Raj * 1 = 1858 Lord King 2 = 1862 Lord James Bruce Elgin 3 = 1864 Lord J. Laurence 4 = 1869 Lord Richard Mayo 5 = 1872 Lord Northabk 6 = 1876 Lord Edward Latin 7 = 1880 Lord George Ripon 8 = 1884 Lord Dufferin 9 = 1888 Lord Haney Lesdon 10 = 1894 Lord Victor Bruce Elgin 11 = 1899 Lord George Corjean 12 = 1905 Lord Gilbert Minto 13 = 1910 Lord Charles Hardge 14 = 1916 from Lord Frederick to the Exchequer 15 = 1921 Lord Rux Ajac Ridig 16 = 1926 Lord Edward Irwin 17 = 1931 Lord Ferman Weldon 18 = 1936 Lord Alejandra Linlithgow 19 = 1943 Lord Archibald Wheel 20 = 1947 Lord Mount Baton End of British Imperialism India, Prime Ministers 1 = 1947 Jawaharlal Nehru 2 = 1964 Golzari Red Nanda 3 = 1964 Lal Bahadur Shastri 4 = 1966 Golzari Red Nanda 5 = 1966 Indira Gandhi 6 = 1977 Morarji Desai 7 = 1979 Charan Singh 8 = 1980 Indira Gandhi 9 = 1984 Rajiv Gandhi 10 = 1989 V P Singh 11 = 1990 Chandrasekhar 12 = 1991 P.V. Narasima Rao 13 = 1992 Atal Bihari Vajpayee 14 = 1996 Dewe Gowda 15 = 1997 I.K. Gujral 16 = 1998 Atal Bihari Vajpayee 17 = 2004 Manmohan Singh 18 = 2014 Narendra Modi Despite being a Muslim kingdom for 1000 yrs plus Hindus remain in India. The Muslim rulers never treated them unfairly And .... The Hindus have not even been 100 years till now and they talk about abolishing the Muslims!! This information should be given to students and teachers. Jazaak’Allaahu Khai’ran Must share this post with everyone. Because nowadays 90% of the people have no idea about this - * = (History of India) = * 👍🏽 Where is KCR laffot. There is no India without KCR. Quote
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