Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Akhbarat


Akhbarat

Akhbarat: the literal meaning of akhbar, the singular of akhbarat, is newspaper. It was the news of imperial court or the newsletters of the mughal. The system was started by akbar.

There were fourteen scribes who undertook the work of recording minutes of the royal court proceedings every day. It included the minutes, the firmans and other papers which were presented to the royal court of akbar. Then, multiple copies were prepared within a week and got approved by the emperor.

Monday, June 18, 2012

MALABAR KRANTI Express


Dear Prof. Shabeer !!
Greetings from Ravi S from Coimbatore. Well, I have seen your blogs and posts in the histoblog website.
Well, in the History of Indian Independence, the sorrowful incident of WAGON TRAGEDY has not been given the prominence and has never been in the limelight. It is nothing short of Jalianwala bagh massacre or Chauri chaura incident.
Well, the time has come for all of us to pay homage to the victims of Wagon tragedy and the apt time is NOW. 
How ? 
It has been announced in the recent railway budget that train no. 22609 / 10 Mangalore - Palakkad INTERCITY express would be extended to Coimbatore jn. This may be done on any date when the new railway time table comes to effect from 1st July 2012.

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Job Opportunities for B.A. in History Graduates

Job Opportunities for B.A. in History Graduates
What is history ?
History is a branch of knowledge that fulfils the desire of man to know the past.It becomes the collective memory of human society.The study of history comprehends all the human experiences in the past,which includes wahts men have said,done or suffered;that helps one to find out the present traces of the past.So,we can say that history is the respresentation of the past experience through the works of historian.
Why history ?
Knowledge of the past is essential to the society.Without the knowledge of the past  we would be without identity.So historical study helps us to understand the present.itacts as a guide for the future.It teaches us how bad decisions have led to the catastophe.history warns us not to cross the limit in certain aspects.It has the characteristics of science and art.Historical study may helps us to predict the future.It helps to develop the reasong power in man and make him a more reasonable human being.It increases our memory capacity and imagination.Also history gives us a chronological order of events which have shapened our present.

History Net 2011 Winners


CONGADULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS
Today is One of the happiest days in my life...My Six Friends (Including one of my best freind and three students) have passed UGC NET Examination (History) held in December 2011.Its the result of their continuous hard work and dedication.Congratulations to all.May God bless them.
1-Jahfar.O(Vengara_Malappuram)
2-Abdul Muneer(Chelari-malappuram)
3-Rahoof(kunnumburam-Malappuram)
4-Aslam(Parappanangadi-Malappuram)
5-Khalid(Kottakkal-Malappuram)
6-Ratheesh(Vengara-Malappuram).
All the candidates are the Alumni of Our College,PSMO COLLEGE TIRURANGADI(calicut University)-Malappuram-Kerala.
Result can be accessed from the link below
http://www.ugcnetonline.in/Result_dec2011.pdf

Sunday, May 27, 2012

ANCHUTHENGU FORT


ANCHUTHENGU FORT

The bitter and the sweet memories lie down with related the ANCHUTHENGU fort. It is the reminder of the invasion of the British. May be there wont be anything sweet memories to recollect excluding the nature beauty and the great persons influence. But all would be the attack and business.

Young Bengal Movement


Henry Vivian Derozio and the Young Bengal Movement
Henry Vivian Derozio was the founder of the Young Bengal Movement. He was born in Calcutta in 1809 and taught in the Hindu College, Calcutta. He died of cholera in 1833. His followers were known as the Derozians and their movement the Young Bengal Movement .They attacked old tradition s  and decadent customs. They also advocated women’s rights and their education.They founded associations and organized debates against idol worship, casteism and superstitions.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Free study Material-ugc history


Ugc History-Free study Material

1. Which among the following is referred to as the Montague Chelmsford Reforms ?
(A) Indian Council, 1909
(B) Government of India Act, 1919
(C) Rowlatt Act
(D) Government of India Act, 1935

Ans : (B)