Indian nationalism, after the 1857 outbreak and first world war reached its youth and the Britishers introduced several political and administrative measures to establish stability in Indian where 240 million people were emphasizing on personal rule. In December 1927, Subhas Chandra Bose said "our primary concern would be to gain independence through a corporate effort. A nation is never the private property of any individual or a community.. "The zeal and enthusiasm was constantly increasing during the period and the youth of the country was standing on the t6hreshhold in order to cast off the shackles of mental slavery and communal traditionalism. Then came Chander Shekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru and many of their compatriots whose sacrifices and sufferings the nation will never forget. The book describes all these events of Indian political nationalism in simple and lucid style and in an inspiring manner. Every student of modern history will enjoy these events while reading. The research scholar in modern history will discover ocean of information to support and supplement his research studies. Really a marvelous account of history for all.
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