This essay aims to discuss the actualization of imperialist language through Peacock Dress Lady Mary Curzon, new viceroy’s wife in British colonial India. As argues, holds within it a history appropriation, not appreciation. It highlights unique colonizing rule, racist cloaked as ‘civilizing’ sentiments West, subjugation Indian textile industry, and manifold ways that turned their subjects into...

The two inheritors of the British colonialism, India and Pakistan who got independence in the aftermath of Second World War inherited poverty and underdevelopment at the end of the colonial rule. The colonial rule ended in destroying the traditional and indigenous institutions and a legacy of colonial capitalism. Pakistan and India followed two different approaches of development. India chose t...

Khadi is a hand-spun and hand-woven fabric that has rich cultural history in India. The of dates back to pre-colonial India, where it was used as symbol resistance against British rule tool promote self-reliance. During the Indian independence movement, Mahatma Gandhi encouraged use way break monopoly textiles idea self-sufficiency. Today, continues be heritage, but also becoming increasingly p...

John Dique (1915-1995) epitomized the internationalism of medicine, the intellectual and manual dexterity of many pioneers of dialysis, and the social concern evinced by many nephrologists. Born in Burma of French, German, British and Indian ancestry; educated in India; an Anglo-Indian who described himself as British without ever having visited Britain; he moved to Australia in 1948 to escape ...

The Great Game of the 19th century was struggle between Russia and British in Afghanistan to control India. Ukraine war is a new version Game. In 1930s defeat Japanese, an existential threat China, Mao Zedong Chiang Kai-shek postponed their civil war. Climate change world’s threat. Let’s postpone all wars deal with climate change.

"We beg to call special attention to tlie following communique :? "The Indian Council of the St, John's Ambulance Association have noticed in th<i press that the proceeds of various entertainments, race meetings, etc., have been given to what is called " The Red Cross SocietyThe Council desire to point out that the Indian Branch of the St. John's Ambulance Association is the only Ambulance Soci...

The period of British rule from 1757 to 1900 is marked by major sociopolitical changes and scientific breakthroughs that impacted medical systems, institutions, and practitioners in India. In addition, historians have debated whether the colonial regime used Western medicine as a tool to expand and legitimize its rule. This paper reviews the secondary literature on this subject with emphasis on...

The rapid growth of Britain’s South Asian population during the second half of the twentieth century, such that it included nearly two million people by the turn of the millennium, is best understood as the most recent manifestation of a dynamic series of inter-connections between the British Isles and the Indian subcontinent which were first began to emerge as Britain set about an Imperial pre...

Officers in the military and medical establishments of colonial India agreed that preserving the health of European troops in India must be one of their highest priorities for, without an adequate supply of healthy Europeans at hand, British rule might be jeopardized. Periodic mutinies and other manifestations of discontent amongst the sepoys reminded Europeans that they could not take sepoy lo...