McGraw Hill Edge Courseware on Modern India by IAS Nitin Sangwan Are you preparing for UPSC and struggling with Modern Indian History? This courseware is built exactly for you. About the Courseware Modern Indian History is one of the most crucial and high-weightage sections of UPSC, especially for Prelims and GS Paper-I (Main). Covering the timeline from the decline of the Mughal Empire to post-Independence India, this section explains how India's political institutions, economy, society, and nationalism evolved under colonial rule and beyond. This courseware offers a fresh, analytical, and examination-oriented treatment of Modern Indian History. Moving beyond rote learning, it focuses on contexts, processes, ideas, and interconnections in historical events — exactly the way UPSC expects you to think. It covers major reforms, resistance movements, socio-religious changes, the nationalist struggle for freedom, and the post-1947 era of nation-building and governance. What Makes This Courseware Your Ideal UPSC Companion? 40+ Topic-Specific Videos by the author — because some concepts are better understood when explained, not just read. Strong Historical Context at the beginning of each chapter — so you never lose the bigger picture while studying details. Lucid Narrative Style — designed for students of all merits and levels of preparation, whether you are a beginner or in your final attempt. Infographics, Images, Maps, Charts and Tabular Representations — because visual learning sticks longer during revision. Historical Timelines embedded within the text — never get confused about chronology and the progression of key events again. 'Did You Know' sections — interesting tidbits that enhance curiosity and retention, making studying less of a grind. Contextual Supplementary Resources — go beyond the syllabus when you need that extra edge over other aspirants. Trivia as a chapter-end component — covering interesting anecdotes and lesser-known information to keep you hooked till the last page. Bonus Knowledge Sections — for those who want to go deeper and truly master a topic for advanced-level answers. Coverage of 30 Years of PYQs (Prelims and Mains) in CBT format from UPSC and State Services — because the best predictor of future questions is past questions. Explanation of Prelim Questions with Strategic Guidelines plus Draft Answers for Main Questions — know not just what to write, but how to write it. Free and Exclusive Access to a four-coloured e-book — study on the go, anytime your schedule demands it. What is a McGraw Hill Edge Courseware? Gone are the days of juggling multiple books, scattered notes, and random YouTube videos. McGraw Hill Courseware is an end-to-end learning solution designed to make learning holistic and adaptive to changing examination trends. It seamlessly blends the reliability of traditional books with cutting-edge digital learning solutions, all in one place: Conceptual Videos — learn visually, retain longer Study Aids like Flashcards and Infographics — perfect for last-minute revision Knowledge Enrichment Content — go beyond the textbook Previous Years' Questions with Explanations — practise smarter, not harder Mock Tests — simulate the real exam experience Performance Analytics — know exactly where you stand and what to improve Author Webinars and Doubt-Clearing Sessions — get your questions answered directly Full Colour eBook — your complete preparation, always in your pocket With the McGraw Hill Edge App, the Courseware can be accessed anytime, anywhere — offering a comprehensive ecosystem that consolidates scattered information into an easily understandable format. Your preparation, on your terms. Table of Contents The Decline of The Mughals and Other Local Powers Arrival of The New Forces The Rise and Growth of The Raj The Great Rebellion The Social Uprising in India Religion, Caste and Society Economic Impact of The Colonial Rule Administrative Systems During the Raj From the Company to The Crown and The Rise of Nationalism The Gandhian Politics and The Road to Freedom Alternative Streams of Indian Nationalism India Wins Freedom Independence and a New Beginning Consolidation of Indian Nation Post-Nehru India India after Liberalization

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