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The Treaty of Allahabad (1765), a pivotal moment following the Battle of Buxar, is often cited as the de facto beginning of British paramountcy in Indi

The Permanent Settlement of Bengal (1793), introduced by Lord Cornwallis, fundamentally altered the agrarian structure of Bengal. From a specialist's perspective, what was the most critical conceptual flaw that contributed to its long-term negative consequences for the peasantry?

The Swadeshi Movement (1905-1908), a powerful response to the Partition of Bengal, transcended mere economic boycotts. From a strategic mastery perspective, what was its most significant contribution to the Indian national movement in terms of fostering a new form of mass mobilization and national consciousness?