In Ireland, the British looked to settle in the country, throwing out the Irish, an attempt it did not make in India. Nevertheless, the British employed its lessons from colonising Ireland in India.

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Following the 1857 revolution, which was dubbed by the British as a ‘sepoy mutiny’, the British Crown ended the British East ...

It's now largely forgotten that in the early 1900s, nearly a third of the Arabian Peninsula was under British India.

India and Ireland, two countries and societies thousands of kilometres apart, have one thing in common – British imperialism. However, the process of colonisation and the Empire was different in ...

Pennycuick, a British Indian Army engineer, achieved deification for building the Mullaperiyar Dam, which since its completion in 1895 has provided much-needed water to several parched districts ...

ELMONT, NY — The Indian Diaspora Center at the Dr. Thomas Abraham Library, in collaboration with the Global Organization of ...

The 19th-century power struggle between the Sikhs, the British, and the Afghans shaped the political landscape of the time.