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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 24

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2018 Journal of Indian History and Culture: Gratitude and Contributions

By T. Ramaswamy, Shan Eugene Palakkal, D.V. Kanagarathinam, Sudarsana Kumar, G. Pauldurai, Jay Singh Yadav, Rukmini Nagarajan, Monish Borah, A. Suresh, Prabha Ravi Shankar

The September 2018 issue (Twenty Fourth) of the *Journal of Indian History and Culture* acknowledges the contributions of various scholars and individuals to the peer-reviewed publication. The editor…

September 2018Vol. 24pp. 7–8

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 18

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British Colonial Policies and Indian Nationalism

By Rukmini Nagarajan

The British colonial policies significantly shaped India's political, economic, and social landscape, fostering the rise of Indian nationalism. Politically, the East India Company initially engaged…

September 2012Vol. 18pp. 188–205

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 12

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British Imperialism and East India Company's Conquest of India

By Rukmini Nagarajan

The British East India Company's expansion in India during the 18th century was driven by strategic alliances with local rulers, exploiting political fragmentation to establish dominance. Initially…

September 2005Vol. 12pp. 85–100

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 05

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Emergence of Early Political Consciousness and Liberal Associations in 19th Century Bombay

By Rukmini Nagarajan

During the mid-19th century, political consciousness emerged among Indians, driven by economic changes and Western education. Wealthy merchants and professionals formed early associations like the…

September 1999Vol. 05pp. 73–111

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Harihara Iconography and Tamil Country Hero Stones

By Nanditha C. Krishna, T. Chandrakumar, G. J. Sudhakar, Rukmini Nagarajan, P. Sumabala, M. S. R. Anjaneyulu, M. Amnathalmgam, Natana Kasmathan, Benudhar Patra, N. Gowrishankar

The September 1999 issue of the *Journal of Indian History and Culture* by the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Institute of Indological Research features several scholarly articles. Dr. T. Chandrakumar explores…

September 1999Vol. 05pp. 1–6

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 04

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Foundation of Liberal Doctrine in India

By Rukmini Nagarajan

Liberalism in India emerged through the interplay of Western ideas and indigenous intellectual traditions, shaping the national movement. Key figures like Raja Ram Mohun Roy, Dadabhai Naoroji, and…

March 1999Vol. 04pp. 85–97

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2018 Journal of Indian History and Culture: Gratitude and Contributions

British Colonial Policies and Indian Nationalism

British Imperialism and East India Company's Conquest of India

Emergence of Early Political Consciousness and Liberal Associations in 19th Century Bombay

Harihara Iconography and Tamil Country Hero Stones

Foundation of Liberal Doctrine in India

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