The Indian National Movement led to independence in 1947 from "summary" of A History of India by Romila Thapar
The Indian National Movement, a significant phase in the history of India, played a crucial role in the country's journey towards independence. It was a period marked by widespread social, political, and economic transformations that ultimately led to the end of British colonial rule in 1947. The movement was a collective effort by various groups and individuals who shared a common goal of achieving self-rule and independence for India. It brought together people from different backgrounds, including politicians, activists, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens, who all contributed in their own ways to the cause. One of the key features of the Indian National Movement was its emphasis on non-violent resistance and civil disobedience. Influenced by the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi, who advocated for peaceful protests and non-cooperation with the British authorities, the movement gained widespread support and momentum across the country. The Indian National Movement also witnessed the emergence of various political parties and o...
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