1795 in India

The year 1795 in India was marked by significant political, social, and economic changes amid the growing influence of British colonial power. The British East India Company continued to expand its territorial control, consolidating its presence in regions such as Bengal and Maharashtra. The Maratha Empire, experiencing internal strife and political fragmentation, faced challenges from both British forces and rival factions, notably the growing influence of regional leaders. Additionally, the year saw increased tensions between Indian rulers and European powers, affecting trade routes and local economies. Cultural developments persisted, with literature and art reflecting the tumultuous political landscape, while social reforms began to emerge amidst a backdrop of changing customs and British influence in Indian society.