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  October revolution ·           16th October 191 7 Lenin persuaded leaders from the Petrograd Soviet and his on bolshevik party. To agree to a socialist seizure of power. ·           A military Revolutionary committee was formed to organise the seizure. It was kept a secret ·           Uprising begin on 24th October Prime Minister Kerenskii that the city to summon Troops. ·           Military men loyal to the government seized the buildings of 2 Bolsheviks newspapers. ·           Pro government troops were sent to take over the telegraph and telephone offices and protect the Winter Palace. ·           In response, military Revolutionary committee ordered to seize government offices and arrest Ministers. ·           The Aurora ship shelled the winter Palace. Other ships took over the strategic points. ·           All Russian Congress of soviets in Petrograd approved the Bolshevik action. ·           Heavy fighting in Moscow: By December the Bolshevik controlled the Mosco Petrograd area

                                             Conservatives, Radicals or Liberals                                                                   -    [TCS]   Liberals ·           They wanted a nation which tolerated all religions. ·           They were against the uncontrolled power of dynastic rulers. ·           They wanted rights for individuals. ·           They argued for an elected parliamentary government subject to laws interpreted           by well trained judiciary which was independent of rulers and officials. ·           Unlike the democrats they did not believe in universal adult franchise.   Radicals ·           Wanted a Nation in which the government would be e based on the majority of a                         country's population. ·           They disliked concentration of property in the hands of few and were against the                         existence of private property.   Conservatives ·           They resisted change. ·           Respected old Institutions

  Bloody Sunday ·           Prices of goods Rose so rapidly bi 1904 that the real wages decline by 20%. ·           During this time four members of the putilove iron works were dismissed. ·           The action was called for. ·           Over 110000 workers in Saint Petersburg went on strike demanding A reduction in the working day to 8 hours and increase in wages and improvement and working conditions. ·           The procession of workers was led by Father Gapon. ·           When the reach the winter Palace it was attacked by the police and the Cossacks over hundred workers were killed and about 300 wounded. ·           This incident is known as Bloddy Sunday and it led to a series of strikes. ·           During the 1905 revolution Tsar allowed the creation of an elected consultative Parliament or Duma. ·           Tsar not wants any questioning of his authority. ·           He dismissed the first Duma within 75 days and re-elected II amount within 3 months he changed the voting la

  Salary of Chief Minister Salary of Chief Minister The salary of Chief Minister of a state in India, like that of the prime minister of the country, is accompanied by a number of other allowances, besides the basic pay, such as constituency allowances, sumptuary allowances (tax-free) and daily allowances. The chief ministers are also entitled to receive a pension after the expiry of their term. The salary of the CM is decided by the respective state legislatures in the country, as per Article 164 of the Indian Constitution. Thus it varies from one state to another. As of now, the Chief Minister of Telangana receives the highest salary amongst the other chief ministers. He gets Rs. 4,10,000 as a salary per month. The State of Telangana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh are paying more salary to Chief Ministers than the salary of State Governor. Facilities availed by the Chief Minister The facilities given to the Chief Minister of a state can include medical facilities, residential facilities, r

  About Chief Ministers Chief Minister of a state of India is the ‘elected’ head of the government and the executive authority lies with the Chief Minister. As per the constitution, A Governor is the head of the state, however, Chief Minister is the ‘de facto’ head of that particular state. There are 28 states in India and 9 union territories. Of these 9 union territories, 2 have their own state legislative assemblies (Delhi and Puducherry). Therefore, there are 30 chief ministers in India. The status of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is not yet decided, therefore it remains a full union territory as of now. According to the Indian Constitution, in the everyday administration, the CM is assisted by the council of ministers, which consists of cabinet ministers, deputy ministers, and others. The CM is appointed by and sworn in by the Governor.     How is the Chief Minister Elected? Any state in India undergoes elections every five years to elect the government of the state. Follo

  Interesting Facts about Chief Ministers by TheCbseSolver    The first woman Chief Minister in the history of independent India was Sucheta Kriplani of the Indian National Congress (INC). She served the post of the CM of Uttar Pradesh from 1963 to 1967. Closely following her was Nandini Satpathy who governed Odisha as the CM from 1972 to 1976. The first Dalit Chief Minister of any Indian state was Mayawati of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). Mayawati also had a significant record of being one of the longest-serving Chief Ministers of UP, being in office for a total of 2554 days. Jyoti Basu of the CPI (M) is the longest-serving Chief Minister of any state in India. He remained the CM of West Bengal from 1977 to 2000, being in power for 8539 days. It was under his regime that the historic land reform movement 'Operation Barga' was carried out throughout rural West Bengal, a model soon replicated in other parts of the country. Nadendla Bhaskara Rao has served the shortest-term as a

  About Chief Ministers Chief Minister of a state of India is the ‘elected’ head of the government and the executive authority lies with the Chief Minister. As per the constitution, A Governor is the head of the state, however, Chief Minister is the ‘de facto’ head of that particular state. There are 28 states in India and 9 union territories. Of these 9 union territories, 2 have their own state legislative assemblies (Delhi and Puducherry). Therefore, there are 30 chief ministers in India. The status of Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is not yet decided, therefore it remains a full union territory as of now. According to the Indian Constitution, in the everyday administration, the CM is assisted by the council of ministers, which consists of cabinet ministers, deputy ministers, and others. The CM is appointed by and sworn in by the Governor. How is the Chief Minister Elected? Any state in India undergoes elections every five years to elect the government of the state. Following the electio