⁠India’s Map Over The Years; 1 AD To 21st Century

Ancient India (1 AD)

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Medieval India (800-1500 AD)

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Colonial India (1600-1947)

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Partition Era (1947)

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Post-Independence (1950s-1990s)

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Contemporary India (2000s-Present)

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