The third decade of the 20th century witnessed the emergence of new forces and ideological currents that influenced the character of the Indian national movement. Elaborate.
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The 1920s marked emergence of new currents in the form of socialist, communist, trade unions, etc.
Emergence of new forces and ideological currents:
i) Demand for equal representations in social structure, politics, etc.
ii) Led to caste reforms movements
Eg: Poona Pact (Ambedkar & Gandhi)
Eg: CPI activities consolidation under MN Roy, Bhani Matherjii
Eg: 4 Majshila Rivaldi, etc.
Eg: Baswat-Satyagraha EKA movement.
Eg: S.C.Bose aft Trifani mission gaur calls for radical measure.
His in ideal unions Eg: Awake leaders like Rai
Eg: AITUC-1920.
Eg: Bengal student union under Eg: Janakeswhara Nam
Eg: 4 Majshila Rivaldi, etc.
The 1920s gave a new direction to the freedom struggle of joining forces from multiple arena.
Eg: Revolutionary leaders like Bhagat Singh
Eg: Sarojini Naidu, Kshma Baichi as radios
The 1920s gave a new dimension to the freedom struggle of joining forces from multiple areas.
- Identifies multiple ideological currents (socialist, communist)
- References Poona Pact and caste movements
- Connects peasant movements to British policies
- Mentions key figures like MN Roy
- Identifies multiple new forces (student, tribal, caste, labor)
- References specific movements and dates
- Shows ideological diversity in freedom struggle
- Connects to character transformation
- Identifies women participation dimension
- References revolutionary figures
- Shows diversification of leadership
- Addresses leftist influence
SURAMYA SHARMA
Modern Indian History from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present
The Freedom Struggle
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