Historiography of Modern India

Historiography of Modern India refers to the study and interpretation of India's history from the late 18th century to the present. It encompasses various perspectives, including colonial, nationalist, Marxist, and subaltern approaches. These interpretations reflect changing social, political, and cultural contexts, examining events like British colonial rule, independence, and post-colonial challenges. Historians analyze sources, narratives, and biases to understand how history is constructed and perceived, influencing national identity and collective memory. This critical examination helps us comprehend the complexities of India’s past and its impact on contemporary society.