Question 10ExamineGS1GS1
Examine the role of international support in the Indian freedom struggle.
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4The demands raised from British Included domestic grievance & aspirations of : 1. Swaraj (self-rule 2. abolition of salt tax (civil disobedience) 3. Industrialisation of economy etc International affair 1) continued outside India 2. East India Association in 1876 by Dadabhai Naoroji in London. 2) support of international leaders like Annie Besant (British) 3) Andrew (Ginabandhu) used his political connections in England for release of family. 3) International events like Russo- Japanese war, Russian Revolution, Russian Home Rule struggle etc inspired Indians (Awadhesi, Home Rule Movement)
4Some revolutionary bases were also established abroad like :
Berlin conference committee
Ghader Party (Sam Francisco by Lala Haddayal) etc.
5International pressure of us and France on Britain during WWI made it to give concessions like cripps offer (1948).
6finally, under the leadership of Moran Singh, Rabindranath Bose, & SC Bose, Azad Hind Fauj, received tremendous support from Germany, Singapore and Japan.
7Indian freedom struggle inspired international struggles like that in African countries.
Thus, Indian national movement with its non- violent struggle remains a historic struggle in Indian as well as world history.
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Conclusion
Thus, Indian national movement with its non- violent struggle remains a historic struggle in Indian as well as world history.
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- Comprehensive coverage of international support
- Mentions key leaders and events
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Mehak Jain
AIR 17
Subject & Paper
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Topic
The Freedom Struggle
International support
Role of diaspora and foreign powers
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186
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6
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5
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analytical
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