Rising discontent
Mahatma Gandhi
Rising discontent
The discontent against the British Government was increasing. The Government appointed Simon Commission to decide about the grant of political rights of India. Indian leaders had not been consulted. There was no Indian Member in the Commission. The country boycotted Simon Commission.
Gandhi had regarded himself as a Prisoner and refrained from political activities till 1928, when his jail term was to expire. He thereafter took the reins of Congress in his hands. Congress resolved in 1929 to fight for complete independence. Confrontation with the Government became imminent. Gandhi launched Civil Disobedience Campaign-the famous Salt Satyagraha.
Bardoli Satyagraha
Gandhi the Reformer
Tolstoy Farm
The Noakhali massacre
Indian Independence
The Zulu Rebellion
Biography
The Khilafat question
law degree
Drive for independence
Gandhi Arrives in South Africa
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Healthy Knee
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