“Decolonisation after the Second World War was both a moral reckoning and a strategic necessity.” Examine how the global balance of power and nationalist movements influenced the decolonisation process in Asia and Africa.

The roots of the disintegration of the Mughal empire may be found in the Indian economy and external incursions. Discuss.

The 1857 Revolt was not merely a sepoy mutiny but a war of independence against British colonialism. Critically examine this statement with reference to the causes, nature and consequences of the revolt.

Evaluate the role of moderates and extremists in shaping the early phase of the Indian National Movement. Were their methods complementary or contradictory?

Compare and contrast the contributions of Subhas Chandra Bose and Sardar Patel to India's independence and nation-building.

Swami Vivekananda had revolutionized and awakened the Indian philosophical mind. He can be viewed as great Master of Philosophy of unity in diversity. Discuss

Discuss the similarities and differences in Tilak’s and Gandhi's approach to the Indian freedom struggle.