... of India to implement policy changes to increase the employment levels. According to the Indian Bureau of Statistics the unemployment rate averaged at 7.57% between 1983 until 2010, where it reached an all-time high of 9.40%, though the population in 1980's was approximately half of what it was in the late 2000's. These increases in unemployment rates can be also ... sensitive to the population, to address this problem. This would assist in minimising corruption at local levels, thus eventually alleviating the problems associated with poverty. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), an activist poli...

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... it was inexpensive and easy to do. During this period it must have been just the opposite. After this imperial lull "new imperialism" arrived. It was during this time Europe reached the high tide of their power over the world. During the lull the Industrial revolution was underway which gave Europe a huge advantage over other parts of the world. With new ... national prestige and power. The French, would have to deal with nationalists movements by force in order to restore their land. They battled the Vietmihn, which were both a nationalist party and a communist party, for rights to Ind...

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... law forever. Hastings also based the Indian constitution on the English constitution. Hastings was succeeded by Cornwallis in 1784. Cornwallis initiated the Permanent Settlement, whereby an agreement in perpetuity was reached with landlords for the collection of revenue or taxes. It was under the Earl of Dalhousie that the entire sub-continent of India came under firm organized control. Dalhousie's doctrine ... company created British India which lasted for 75 years after the company was diminished. The company and its taxes on tea that it exported to America, caused the Boston Tea Part...

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... the famous Salt March at Sabarmati. Gandhi's decision to stage a Satyagraha campaign resulted from the salt tax imposed by the Europeans onto the Indian people. In a letter to the Congress Party Gandhi argued that the salt tax " imposed intolerable burdens on the poor and had undermined their health in the process" (Richards 146). As a reaction to this law, on March 12 ... seventy-eight volunteers and started his two hundred and forty mile journey to a town called Dandi (Severance 86). After eighty days of walking and becoming several thousand marches richer, Gandhi reached Dandi and pe...

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... and claimed the lives of almost half of a million people, who survived suffered disease and starvation " a second Hiroshima" Yahya Khan was the president promised free elections The election result -People's Party of the West was headed by Zulfikar Lai Bhutto -Sheik Mujibur Rahaman's Awami League of the East won and this was big shock for the West. As the result of ... of "planned carnage and systematic genocide." Between India and Pakistan border became the commonplace of the fight between east and west. -By November the India estimated of Bengali refugees had reached the 10 million ma...

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