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 Introduction The study and understanding of history play a crucial role in shaping our perceptions of the past. However, when it comes to Indian history, the periodisation proposed by James Mill, a British historian, has been a subject of much criticism. This article aims to shed light on the flaws in Mill's periodisation and the Eurocentric biases that it perpetuates, ultimately distorting our understanding of India's rich and diverse past. what is the problem with the periodisation of indian history that james mill offers Understanding James Mill's Periodisation James Mill, in his seminal work "The History of British India" published in 1817, divided Indian history into three broad periods: the Hindu, Muslim, and British periods. While this categorisation may seem straightforward, it carries inherent problems that hinder a comprehensive understanding of Indian history. Eurocentric Bias and Oversimplification One of the major criticisms of Mill's periodisati