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Accountancy |
Financial Accounting-I |
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1,50,000 on October 01, 2017 and on the same date a new Plant was installed at the cost of ` 4,00,000 including purchasing value. The accounts are ... |
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| Class XI |
Accountancy |
Financial Accounting-I |
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2 year (2015-16) = ` 1,00,000 – ` 7500 = ` 92,500 = ` 92500× = ` 9250 Depreciation for 3 year (2016-17) = ` 92500 – 9250 = ` 83050 = `83050× = ` 83... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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By this time in fact there were newer intimations of danger. Santhals were pouring into the area, clearing forests, cutting down timber, ploughing ... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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Zamindars hired them to reclaim land The village appears to be peacefuland expand cultivation, and British officials invited calm and idyllic. Life... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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the Damin-i-Koh their journey seemed to have come to an end. When the Santhals settled on the peripheries of the Rajmahal hills, the Paharias resis... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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that by creating a new territory Sidhu Manjhi, the leader of the for the Santhals and imposing some special laws Santhal rebellion within it, the S... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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was an employee of the British East India Company. His journeys were not simply inspired Buchanan wrote: by the love of landscape and the desire to... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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but also how it could be without any evident strata; transformed and made more productive – what it is a small grained granite crops could be culti... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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have reacted to these ideas? 3. A Revolt in the Countryside The Bombay Deccan You have read about how the lives of peasants and zamindars of coloni... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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shopkeepers, demanding of the disturbance. their bahi khatas (account books) and debt bonds. One house of a They burnt the khatas, looted grain sho... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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by a writer often tell us go to the houses of their creditors, and demand something about his or her prejudices. Read Source 7 from them a surrende... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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ideas during their college years. In Maharashtra when British officials set about formulating the terms of the early settlement in the 1820s, they ... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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was particularly acute. When rains failed and harvests were poor, peasants found it impossible to pay the revenue. However, the collectors in charg... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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the revenue demand was moderated E00 to encourage peasants to expand cultivation. D After 1845 agricultural prices recovered steadily. N200 I Culti... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
1 |
India and elsewhere to increase cotton exports to Britain. In Bombay, cotton merchants visited the cotton The three panels in districts to assess s... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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down the Ganges from Mirzapur, Britain were coming from India. Illustrated London News, But these boom years did not bring prosperity to all cotton... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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sowkars (sahukars) … have of late begun to While credit dried up, the revenue demand increased. The first revenue settlement, as we have oppress us... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
1 |
mention petition. Why was the harvest taken by the of it in the accounts. They moneylenders not credited to the peasants’ account? also refuse to p... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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making in this I have sold to you, on account of the debt due to you,deed. What does such a deed my two carriages having iron axles, with their of ... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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as symbols of the new oppressive system. In the past such deeds had been rare. The British, however, were suspicious of transactions based on infor... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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AND THE C OUNTRYSIDE 255 4. The Deccan Riots Commission When the revolt spread in the Deccan, the Government of Bombay was initially unwilling to s... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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for the reconstruction of history. But they have to be always read with care and juxtaposed with evidence culled from newspapers, unofficial accoun... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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about the history of peasants? Printing, Bihar and Orissa, Patna. Ramachandra Guha. 1989. Map work The Unquiet Woods: Ecological Change and Peasant... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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258 T HEMES IN INDIAN H ISTORY – PART III Rebels and the Ra j THEME The Revolt of 1857 TEN and Its Representations Late in the afternoon of 10 May ... |
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| Class XII |
History |
Themes in Indian History-III |
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elaborate court etiquette expected of them. They demanded that the emperor give them his blessings. Surrounded by the sepoys, Bahadur Shah had no o... |
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