MPPSC MAINS 2024 Paper-I

Points to Remember: The Shivaji Festival’s origins and purpose. Its role in fostering Indian nationalism. The festival’s methods and impact. Its lasting legacy and relevance. Introduction: The Shivaji Festival, initiated by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was a significant socio-political event in India’s struggle for independence. It transcended … Read more

Points to Remember: Origin and Rise of the Parivrajaka Dynasty Notable Rulers and their Contributions Decline and Legacy of the Parivrajaka Dynasty Significance in Indian History Introduction: The Parivrajaka Dynasty, also known as the “Wandering Ascetic Dynasty,” is a relatively obscure and debated topic in Indian history. Unlike well-documented dynasties like the Mauryas or Guptas, … Read more

Points to Remember: Historical context of Raja Dhang’s life and rule. His contributions to society and governance. Any controversies or criticisms surrounding his reign. His legacy and lasting impact. Introduction: The term “Raja Dhang” requires clarification as it doesn’t refer to a widely known historical figure with readily available documented information. It’s possible this refers … Read more

Points to Remember: Formation and objectives of the Bhopal Praja Mandal. Key leaders and their roles. Activities and achievements of the Mandal. Legacy and impact on the political landscape of Bhopal. Its eventual decline and reasons for it. Introduction: The Bhopal Praja Mandal was a significant political organization in the princely state of Bhopal during … Read more

Points to Remember: Nandivarman Pallava architecture Key features: Dravidian style, structural innovations, intricate carvings Examples: Kailasanathar Temple, Shore Temple Significance: High point of Pallava architecture, influence on later styles Introduction: Subscribe on YouTube The Nandivarman style refers to a distinct phase in Dravidian architecture flourishing during the reign of the Pallava kings, particularly under Nandivarman … Read more

Points to Remember: Key differences and similarities between the Battles of Plassey and Buxar. The impact of both battles on the establishment of British power in India. The role of key players like Robert Clive, Mir Jafar, and Mir Qasim. Introduction: The Battles of Plassey (1757) and Buxar (1764) were pivotal engagements in the consolidation … Read more

Points to Remember: Subscribe on YouTube Key players: The British East India Company and the Maratha rulers of Gwalior. Main outcome: Cession of territory and acceptance of British supremacy. Significance: A crucial step in the British consolidation of power in India. Context: Part of the broader British expansionist policy in the 19th century. Introduction: The … Read more

Points to Remember: Tantya Bhil’s identity as a tribal leader and revolutionary. His role in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. His military strategies and impact on the rebellion. The controversies and ambiguities surrounding his life and legacy. Introduction: Tantya Bhil was a prominent tribal leader and revolutionary who played a significant role in the Indian … Read more

Points to Remember: Parikshit Dev Bundela’s lineage and family background. His role in the Bundela dynasty and Rajput history. Significant events and achievements during his reign. His legacy and lasting impact. Introduction: Parikshit Dev Bundela was a significant figure in the Bundela dynasty, a prominent Rajput clan that played a crucial role in the medieval … Read more

Points to Remember: Kunwar Raghunath Shah’s role in Nepali history. His relationship with the Rana regime. His contributions (or lack thereof) to Nepali society. His legacy and lasting impact. Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel Kunwar Raghunath Shah was a significant figure in 19th-century Nepal, though his role remains somewhat obscured compared to other prominent figures … Read more