Title: India After Independence: Phases from 1947-1984, Problems, Examples
Headings: India After Independence
India After Independence
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Problems Faced After Independence
Phase 1 ( 1947- 1967)
Phase 2 ( 1967-1977)
The Elections of 1967
Naxal Movement
JP Movement
Emergency
Phase 3 ( 1977- 1984)
The Janta Government
Return of the Congress to Power
The Punjab Crisis
Operation Blue Star
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Content: India After Independence: Phases from 1947-1984, Problems, Examples
India After Independence
India After Independence
The Independence from the Britishers left us with two countries India and Pakistan. Pakistan was further divided into East Pakistan and West Pakistan which later on led to the formation of Bangladesh. Let’s find out more about India After Independence. Suggested Videos
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Problems Faced After Independence
15 th August 1947 marked the end of colonial rule in India and the country found itself standing on the threshold of a new era wherein the task was to build a strong nation. While India found itself independent from the British, it was still to find independence from social, economic and political problems that had started to become a rock in the way of its growth. The problems that India faced right after independence can be divided into three phases: Phase 1: