Post-Independence India: History, Science, and Social Development

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Practice vocabulary flashcards covering prominent personalities, historical events, scientific milestones, and historical sources from post-independence Indian history.

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1969 Bank Nationalisation

The government initiative executed on 19th July 1969, in which 1414 major banks in India were nationalised.

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20 Point Programme

A government initiative declared by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

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Dr Datta Samant

A prominent figure known for providing leadership of mill workers.

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N. M. Lokhande

A labor movement pioneer recognized for securing a weekly holiday for mill workers.

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Narayan Survey

A literary figure acclaimed for the depiction of lives of workers through poems.

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Dr Vijay Bhatkar

The Indian scientist who developed the Param-8000 supercomputer.

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Param-8000

A supercomputer developed by scientist Dr Vijay Bhatkar.

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Jeevan Shikshan

A magazine published by the institute MSCERT.

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IIT

An educational institution famous for higher education in the area of Engineering.

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Rajiv Gandhi

The Prime Minister of India who took an initiative in resolving the question of the Tamil minority in Sri Lanka and emphasized development in science and technology.

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M. S. Swaminathan

The distinguished agricultural scientist known as the father of the Green Revolution in India.

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P. V. Narasimha Rao

A Prime Minister of India associated with leading major economic improvements.

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National Archives of India

The premier archival repository of India situated at New Delhi.

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Audio-Visual Media

A category of mass media that includes Television, distinguishing it from audio-only or print forms.

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Physical Sources

Tangible historical sources that include coins, ornaments, and buildings, excluding oral traditions such as proverbs.

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Jal Cooper

An internationally recognized specialist whose field of expertise is as a philatelist.

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Kusumagraj

A prominent Indian literary figure recognized by the specialty of poet.

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Anna Bhau Sathe

A celebrated folk writer and activist described as a people's bard.