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Revolt of 1857(తెలుగు లో) | Explained by Sruthi Madam | Modern Indian History | UPSC | APPSC |TSPSC — Transcript

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0:00friends good evening welcome to ntx
0:03classes history series
0:08topic history modern Indian history
0:13modern Indian history Freedom Movement
0:17very important event of 1857 and a
0:20important topic
0:30okay so let us start our session today
0:35important announcement from LTX classes
0:39um
1:00foreign
1:36foreign
2:42accountantly and um
2:49new batches are going to get started
2:53so do subscribe to the courses as early
2:55as possible and because
3:08you can contact this number
3:12clarification
3:21so this is a very important announcement
3:24from LTX classes and let us start our
3:27session today
3:29as I said earlier revote of
3:331857
3:35major event Indian history low modern
3:39Indian history launch a Freedom Movement
3:42we start the reading from this event
3:45only my name is
3:53foreign
4:16Ty
4:30foreign
4:34causes of remote
4:35spread of reward until the AAA areas is
4:52so causes of remote
4:59is it a success or failure is it success
5:05or failure if so why okay now
5:10why okay success
5:29and finally
5:50so finally we end this topic by writing
5:53uh consequences
5:56okay consequences of this reverter
5:59consequences
6:45foreign
7:10mutiny
7:14Mutiny until now
7:27foreign
7:37Indian
7:44so evenly reward of 1857 kuna other
7:47names
7:48Indian Mutiny Great Rebellion Indian
7:51Insurrection
7:53most famous singer famous
7:59war of
8:01first wore off
8:03Indian independence first war of
8:08Indian independence
8:11important first war of Indian
8:14independence Sunny reward of 1857 okay
8:21so then the first war of Indian
8:23independence
8:36in his opinion Revolt of 1857 is the
8:41first war of Indian independence Indian
8:43independence
8:46I mean
8:49reward of 1857 okay so it is
9:19but it will be very nice if you write if
9:23you differentiate the causes into
9:24different categories
9:34if you differentiate the causes into
9:36different categories are different
9:38categories
9:45political causes
9:49political causes social
9:53and religious causes socio-religiously
9:56the social and religious causes third
10:00one is economic causes
10:04fourth one
10:06military causes
10:10fifth one
10:12immediate cause
10:14immediate causes so causes
10:19political cause social religious cause
10:22economic cause military cause and
10:24immediate cause
10:28first of all a political cause reward of
10:321857
10:34political cause and antonym
10:37political causes
10:41so political causes something related to
10:44polity politics reasons
11:01policy of
11:03British policy of expansion British
11:06policies of expansion so British
11:09policies of expansion
11:13Indian rulers
11:28British policies of exam expansion
11:30examples
11:44foreign
13:28foreign foreign
13:31first Indian ruler to sign subsidiary
13:34Alliance agreement with britishers
14:18doctrine of laps
14:25um
14:34that is called doctrine of labs okay so
14:37natural
14:39foreign
15:58religious
16:43social
16:44religious causes and something related
16:48to society so Society
16:53um
17:12so Western civilizations
17:27that Indian culture is getting affected
17:30because of increasing westernization
17:55abolition of Sati
17:58abolition of
18:00Sati gani and
18:03abolition of Sati female infanticide
18:06female
18:08infanticide uh
18:18abolition of Sati female infanticide
18:22legislations reforms
19:21they are seen as threat to the social
19:24structure they were seen as threat to
19:28threat to social structure social
19:30structures
19:55Indian philosophies
20:02English language English education
20:04English medium
20:08they are also seen as threat to the
20:11Indian culture and Society
20:13and even
20:15Railways
20:18telegraphy
20:19Telegraph introduction so they are all
20:23seen with suspense suspicious and
20:25suspicion and matter they are all seen
20:28as suspicious
20:56and religious causes and matter okay so
20:59next third pass
21:03foreign
21:33stringent collection of revenues
21:36stringent collection of revenues
21:47suppose for example
21:53um
22:16British manufactured goods
22:21British
22:23manufactured goods
22:26so British manufactured goods
22:31um
22:35[Music]
23:09military cause
23:14military causes CNT military causes and
23:18Auntie if you do Indians British troops
23:24British troops law British troops low 87
23:28percent of British troops or Indians
23:31British armino
23:3387 percent
23:43these Indian sepoys were treated as
23:46inferior
23:47to counter British counterparts and
23:51matter until
23:55British reports
24:06when compared to British
24:10military values
24:211856 law Lord
24:30General Services enlistment act General
24:34Services
24:35enlistment act Challa Challa important
24:40General Services enlistment act and
24:43matter so General Services enlistment
24:47actors must be ready to serve even in
24:50British land across sea until
24:58they need to serve they need to serve in
25:02British land across sea until British
25:08um
25:22Indian I mean Hindu Traditions
25:25Muslims Traditions with
25:41it is seen as a threat to Indian culture
25:44and matter so military cost
25:46of
25:49um
26:13because of the use of grazed cartridges
26:18greased cartridges
26:25triggered it triggered Revolt of 1857
26:29okay degrees
26:56this grease is made up of
26:59fat of
27:01cow and pig cow and pig and rumor it is
28:04foreign
28:44he attacked a senior and finally he was
28:47hanged to death he was handed to death
28:51on until he died
28:54on 8th April okay on 8th April is
29:3285 soldiers
29:3485 soldiers marched from
29:43Chase
29:4685 soldiers they marched from meerut to
29:49Delhi and declared that
29:52is the Emperor bahadur Shah Jafar last
29:55Mughal Emperor
29:59last
30:06who is uh who is the main Authority here
30:10in India British
30:1585 Soldiers by marching from Meera to
30:20Delhi on 9th May 1857
30:2310 years imprisonment
30:27of 1857.
30:34foreign
30:59okay
31:01leaders
31:09um
31:36foreign
32:02foreign
32:10along with tantia Tope everyone is
32:43along with Associated important leaders
32:46who led the reward in these areas is
32:48very important so
33:04Henry Lawrence Henry Lawrence Henry
33:09Lawrence
33:10okay
33:12um gross
33:28shoe grows and matter okay
33:40William Taylor William Taylor
33:46and uh
33:54as I said earlier
34:03[Applause]
34:56foreign reason is limited uprising
35:00limited Uprising limited Uprising
35:04limited Uprising is
35:20confined to it is confined to though
35:27foreign
35:55mysuru Hawaii
36:18no effective leadership
36:42no single leadership no single leader
36:48resources
37:08limited resources limited resources in
37:12the sense
37:14[Music]
37:35so limited resources
37:43no middle class is involved no middle
37:47class middle class involvement is
38:44foreign
38:53okay now
38:55and the consequences
39:01consequences
39:23direct rule by
39:25director under it to cover direct rule
39:28it was to cover by
39:31British crown British crown and a
39:35British Empire
39:38East India Company
39:41from then onwards direct rule of British
39:45crown and Mata so
39:49on first
40:01Lord canning was the governor general
40:05during this reward Lord canning was the
40:08governor general during this report
40:12governor general Lord canning and itanu
40:151st November 1858 now
40:18okay
40:27first November Queens Proclamation Queen
40:32Proclamation Queens Proclamation
40:35the rule was takeover by British crown
40:39from the hands of East India Company
40:41okay now so Queen's Proclamation
40:43so British
40:47third consequences
40:50administrative changes subject
40:53administrative changes
40:56administrations
41:05so this governor general nomenclature of
41:09governor general was changed as Viceroy
41:11Vice
41:15who was the last Governor General until
41:27Lords of Indian rulers recognized rights
41:31of Indian rulers were recognized Indian
41:34rulers reorganized
41:56military was
41:58reorganized
42:00military reorganization
42:03Indians
42:1487 of British troops were Indians
42:24and he changes
42:29it was brought as a legislation in the
42:32name of GOI act
42:351858 government of India act 1858 and a
42:40good governance
42:43good governance
43:09reward of 1857 causes and consequences
43:15and the reasons for the failure of
43:17reward of 1857
43:22Revolt of 1857 was not either war or
43:27even war of independence or
43:31foreign
44:26Indian independence
44:31it is
44:44like how it formed as a base is for
44:47further uh phases of Freedom struggle
44:51okay so this is a video on revote of
44:551857 open and comprehensive
44:59further the history videos
45:04and as I said last day only few hours
45:09left so hurry up and subscribe to the
45:12courses as early as possible okay about
45:14this offer okay thanks for listening all
45:17the best bye

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