The struggle for freedom in India and the Indian states was committed to the realisation of the freedom of India from the British Rule and the unity of the Indian people. It was also committed to political change, aimed to reconstitute India into a self-governing democratic and secular state. It was also committed to social reform and economic reorganisation, which ensured the Indian people, equality, liberty and freedom and protection against discrimination. In this book an attempt has been made to summarize the events of attaining freedom from Britishers since 1857 to 1947.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Shailesh Chandra
Shailesh Chandra (born, 1941) is an eminent historian, having a brilliant academic record (M.A., M.Phill.) he has secured various gold medals and national merit scholarships for the studies. He did a lot of research work on Indian struggle for Independence. A lot of articles and research papers regarding history are to his credit. He has imparted his knowledge to the students of graduate and post-graduate level at St. Lawrance College and National College in South India. During the time he has participated in number of seminars and national conferences. After retirement he has fully devoted himself as consultant to many institutions.
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