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Treaty   ofTordesillas   (1494)1494   Treaty   ofTordesillasDivision   of   newlydiscovered   landsbetween   Portugal(East)   and   Spain(West).Set   the   foundationfor   Europeanexploration   andcolonization.Portuguese   Arrive   in   India1498   Vasco   daGama   ReachesCalicutFirst   European   todiscover   the   searoute   to   India.Welcomed   byZamorin,   ruler   ofCalicut.1505   Francisco   deAlmeidaAppointedFirst   PortugueseViceroy   of   India.Introduced   BlueWater   Policy   andCartaz   (tradelicense)   system.Which   allowedPortuguese   tocontrol   trade   inIndian   Ocean.1509   Alfonso   deAlbuquerqueCaptured   Goa   in1510.Abolished   Satipractice.1530   Nuno   daCunhaShiftedPortuguese   capitalfrom   Cochin   toGoa.1739   MarathasCapturePortugueseTerritoriesCaptured   Salsetteand   Bassein   fromthe   Portuguese.1600s   PortugueseContributionsIntroducedtobacco   andcashew   nuts   toIndia.Dutch   in   India1605   DutchEstablish   1stFactoryFactory   atMasulipatnam(Andhra   Pradesh).Dutch   tradersfrom   theNetherlands.English   (British)   in   India1599   East   IndiaCompanyFoundedCreated   for   tradein   Asia.1600   RoyalCharter   GrantedQueen   Elizabeth   Igave   exclusivetrading   rights   toEast   IndiaCompany.1608   WilliamHawkins   inJahangir's   CourtAttempted   to   gettrade   rights.Arrived   in   Mughalcourt   with   HectorShip.1611   1stTemporaryFactoryEstablished   atMasulipatnam.1613   1stPermanentFactoryEstablished   atSurat.1615   Sir   ThomasRoe   VisitsJahangirReceived   officialtrading   rights.Danes   in   India1620   DanishFactory   atTranquebarLocated   inpresent-day   TamilNadu.French   in   India1668   FrenchEstablish   FactorySet   up   first   factoryat   Surat.Key   Events,   Battles   &   TreatiesBattle   of   Swally(1612)Also   known   asBattle   of   SuvaliBritish   defeatedPortuguese   nearSurat.This   battle   markedthe   beginning   ofBritish   navaldominance   overthe   Portuguese   inIndia,   especiallyin   Gujarat'sSwalley   Hole   nearSurat.Battle   of   Colachel1741BetweenMarthanda   Verma(king   ofTravancore)   andDutch   East   IndiaCompanyEarly   BengalNawabsEarly   1700sMurshid   QuliKhan   becomes   1stNawab   of   BengalCapitalMurshidabad.Appointed   duringthe   reign   ofMughal   EmperorFarrukhsiyar.In   1717   GoldenFarman   Issued   byFarrukhsiyarBritish   East   IndiaCompany   allowedto   trade   tax-free   inBengal.Only   3000   annualpayment   toBengal   Nawab.Company   officialscan   issue"Dastaks"   (tradepermits)themselves.Known   as   the"Magna   Carta   ofBritish   Trade   inIndia".Siraj-Ud-Daulah&   Battle   ofPlassey1756Siraj-Ud-Daulahbecomes   Nawabat   age   23Grandson   of   AliWardi   Khan.Clashed   withBritish   overunauthorizedfortification   inFort   William.1756   Black   HoleTragedy   ofCalcuttaBritish   prisonerscaptured   andconfined   in   asmall   cell.Dozens   died   dueto   suffocation.Battle   of   Plassey(1757)Battle   of   Plasseynear   Palashi,BengalMajor   turningpoint   in   Britishexpansion   inIndia.Siraj-Ud-Daulah'sforces   betrayed   byMir   Jafar.British   led   byRobert   Clive.Siraj   was   killed(fought   bravelywith   Mir   Madan'ssupport).Mir   Jafar   installedas   Nawab   byBritish.Robert   Clive   +Mir   Jafar   vs.Sirajuddaullah.Led   to   British   rulein   Bengal.Black   HoleTragedy   (1756)was   a   key   event.Mughal   emperorAlamgir-II   wasruling   the   empirewhen   the   Battle   ofPlassey   tookplace.Battle   ofChinsurah   (1759)Also   know   byname   Battle   ofBedara   andHooghly.Britishersdefeated   Dutch   onbanks   of   Hooghly.Battle   of   Buxar(1764)Battle   of   Buxar   inBiharPost-1757   (Battleof   Plassey)   MirQasim   becomesNawabReplaced   MirJafar.Ends   Dastaksystem.Shifts   capital   fromMurshidabad   toMunger.British   (HectorMunro)   vs.   MirQasim   +   AlamShah   II   +Shuja-ud-Daula   +Balwant   Singh.Mir   Qasim,Nawab   of   BengalShuja-ud-Daula,Nawab   of   AwadhBalwant   Singh,Maharaja   of   theBenaras   StateShah   Alam   II,Emperor   of   theMughal   EmpireBritish   East   IndiaCompanyCommanded   byMajor   HectorMunro   -Assembled   anarmy   of   Indiansepoys   andcavalryBritish   victoryconfirmedmilitarydominance.Secured   Britishcontrol   overBengal,   Bihar,   andOudh.Allahabad   Treaty(1765)Signed   in   1765between   theBritish   East   IndiaCompany   andMughal   EmperorShah   Alam   IIShah   Alam   IIgrants   Diwani(revenuecollection)   toBritish   East   IndiaCompany.Nizamat   (law   &administration)retained   byNawabs.Robert   CliveappointedGovernor   ofBengal.Robert   Cliveintroduced   DualGovernment   usingPitt's   India   Act   .System   of   "DualGovernment"begins.Marked   beginningof   British   politicaland   constitutionalinvolvement   inIndia.Diwani   -   Britisheconomic   control.Nizamat   -   Localadministration.The   treaty   wassigned   inPrayagraj.Abolition   of   DualGovt   (1772)Warren   Hastingscentralized   powerby   Abolition   ofDual   Govt.British   assumecomplete   controlover   Bengaladministration.To   centralizepower   and   reducethe   administrativecomplexity   inBengal.End   of   symbolicNawab   authority.Carnatic   Wars   (1746–1763)1st   Carnatic   War(1746-48)Fought   primarilybetween   Britishand   French   forcesin   India   as   anextension   of   theirEuropeanconflicts.Won   by   FrenchEnded   with   TreatyofAix-la-Chapelle.2nd   Carnatic   War(1749-54)Started   with   Battleof   AmburThe   French   andBritish   vied   forcontrol   of   theCarnatic   region,with   local   rulersoften   involved   inthe   alliances.Won   by   BritishEnded   with   Treatyof   Pondicherry.3rd   Carnatic   War(1757-63)Also   Know   asBattle   ofWandiwash   -1760.Ended   with   Treatyof   Paris.British   victoryunder   Eyre   Cooteagainst   FrenchComte   de   Lally.This   treatyeffectively   endedFrench   power   inIndia,   paving   theway   for   Britishdominance.Note   -   Dupleixwas   frenchgovernor   generalwho   have   majorrole   in   carnaticwars.Anglo-Mysore   Wars   (Wodeyar   Dynasty)   (1767-99)1767-1769   1stAnglo-MysoreWarHyder   Ali   (alignedwith   French)allied   withMarathas   andNizam.Mysore   defeatedthe   British;   Treatyof   Madras   signed.1780-1784   2ndAnglo-MysoreWarHyder   Ali   dieddue   to   cancer.Tipu   Sultansucceeded   him.Treaty   ofMangalore   signed–   Britishwithdrew.1790-1792   3rdAnglo-MysoreWarTipu   Sultan   wasdefeated;   Capital–   Seringapatam.Treaty   ofSeringapatamsigned.Heavy   indemnity(fine)   and   twosons   of   Tipu   takenas   hostages.1798-1799   4thAnglo-MysoreWarTipu   Sultan   diedin   battle.Puppet   rulerinstalled.Mysore   acceptedSubsidiaryAlliance.Death   of   TipuSultan(Sher-e-Mysore).SubsidiaryAlliance   SystemSubsidiaryAlliance   System1798   Introducedby   Dupleix(French)   &   usedby   Lord   WellesleyAdopted   by   -1798   Hyderabadaccepted1799   Mysoreaccepted1799   Tanjoreaccepted1801   Awadhaccepted1802   Peshawar(Marathas)acceptedAnglo-MarathaWars   (1775-1818)Anglo-MarathaWars   (1775-1818)1st   War   (1775-82)Ended   with   Treatyof   Salbai.2nd   War(1803-05).British   East   IndiaCompany   won   -war   resulted   in   theMarathas   losing   asignificant   amountof   territory.3rd   War   (1817-18)Treaty   of   Bassein(1802),   led   toMaratha   defeat   -Considered   tohave   been   the"death   knell   of   theMaratha   Empire".Sikh   Resistance   in   Punjab1809   Treaty   ofAmritsarBetweenMaharaja   RanjitSingh   &   British.Sukerchakia   MislCone   of   the   12Sikh   Misls)Sutlej   Riverdeclaredboundary.1839   Death   ofMaharaja   RanjitSinghPower   strugglebegan   in   Punjab.1845-1846   1stAnglo-Sikh   WarTreaty   of   Lahoreand   Treaty   ofBhairowal   signed.Battle   of   Aliwal(1846)   occurredduring   this   war.BetweenBritishers   +Maharaja   DuleepSingh1848-1849   2ndAnglo-Sikh   WarLed   by   Dalhousie(Governor   generalof   India).Duleep   Singhcaptured.Kohinoordiamond   taken   toBritain   (Means   -Light   of   theMountains).Anglo-Afghan   Wars1839-1842   1stAnglo-AfghanWarPolicy   of   MasterlyInactivity   by   JohnLawrence(Governorgeneral).1879-1880   2ndAnglo-AfghanWarTreaty   ofGandamak   signedduring   ViceroyLytton's   term.1919   3rdAnglo-AfghanWarMarked   end   ofBritish   influencein   Afghan   internalmatters.British   Expansionin   Sindh1843   Annexationof   SindhBritish   took   overSindh   region   (nowin   modernPakistan)   fromTalpurs.Revenue   SystemsRevenue   SystemsZamindari   System(1793)   -   Bengal   -Lord   Cornwallis   -PermanentSettlement   -Hereditary   RightRyotwari   System(1820)   -   Madras   -Munro   &   Reed   -Ricardian   systemMahalwariSystem   (1822)   -Punjab   -   HoltMackenzie   &William   BentinckBritish   PoliciesSubsidiaryAlliance   (1798)Introduced   byLord   Wellesley.Indian   statesforced   to   acceptBritish   protectionmaking   themdependent   on   theBritish.Doctrine   of   Lapse(1848)Introduced   byLord   Dalhousie.This   policyallowed   theBritish   to   annexany   princely   statewhere   the   rulerdid   not   have   adirect   heir.Used   to   annexSatara,Sambalpur/Jaipur,Udaipur,   Jhansi,and   Nagpur.1853   -   First   trainin   India   (Bombayto   Thane).Pre-1857MovementsImportantMovementsSanyasi   Revolt   -Inspired   by"Anandamath"   byB.C.   Chatterjee.Paika   Rebellion(1817)   -   Led   byJagbandhuBidyadhar.Kuka   Movement(1849)   -   Led   bySatram   Singh(Namdhari   Sect).Important   Revolts&   MovementsImportant   RevoltsSanthal   Rebellion(1855)   -   Led   bySidhu   &   Kanhu.Sepoy   Mutiny(1857)   -   Triggeredby   greasedcartridges.Marked   as   India'sFirst   War   ofIndependence.Indigo   Revolt(1859)   -   Farmersprotested   againstoppressive   indigoplantations   andpractices   ofEuropean   planters.-   Led   byDigambar   &Bishnu   Biswas   -Highlighted   in"Nil   Darpan"   byDinbandhu   Mitra.Munda   Uprising(1899)   -   Led   byBirsa   Munda   -Outsiders   referredto   as   "Dikus".First   War   ofIndependence   -V.D.   SavarkarBritish   RuleReformsGovt.   of   India   Act(1858)   /   Queen'sProclamation.Abolished   EastIndia   Company.Abolished   DualControl   -   Board   ofGovernor   andControl   ofDirectorGovernor   Generalbecame   Viceroy(Lord   Canning).Peel   commission   -Number   ofbritishersmembers   moreand   indian   less.Secretary   of   Stateappointed(15-membercouncil).Lord   Canning   wasthe   first   Viceroyof   India.   Histenure   lasted   forfour   yearsbetween   1858   and1862.Revolt   of   1857Leaders   of   WarDelhi   -   BahadurShah   Zafar   II   /Gen.   Bhakt   KhanVs   NicholsonKanpur   -   NanaSaheb   /   TantiaTope   Vs   CampbellLucknow   -   BegumHazrat   Mahal   VsCampbellFaizabad   -   MaulviAhmadullah   VsBritish   forcesJhansi   -   RaniLakshmibai(Manikarnika)   VsHugh   RoseBihar   -   KunwarSingh   Vs   BritishforcesBareilly   -   KhanBahadur   VsBritish   forcesCauses   of   FailureNo   CommonCause   -   Differentmotives   amongleaders.Not   an   All   IndiaMovement   -Localized   revolts.Lack   of   Unity   -No   participationfrom   all   sectionsof   society.Commentary   onRevoltVD   Savarkar   -First   War   ofIndependenceRC   Majumdar   -Viewed   as   a   faileduprising.SN   Sen   -   Called   ita   leaderlessmovement.Formation   ofAssociationsFormation   ofAssociationsEast   IndiaAssociation(1866)   -   DadabhaiNaoroji   -   'GrandOld   Man   of   India'-   Newspaper"Rast   Goftar"   -Drain   TheoryPoorna   SarvajanikSabha   (1867/70)   -MG   RanadeIndian   League(1875)   -   SisirKumar   GhoshIndian   NationalAssociation(1876)   -   AnandMohan   Bose   &SurendranathBanerjeeBombayPresidencyAssociation(1885)   -Badruddin   TyabjiMadras   MahajanSabha   (1884)   -MGPMuslim   League(1906)   -   Dacca   -Founded   byNawab   Salimullah&   Aga   KhanIndian   National   Congress   (INC)Indian   NationalCongress   (INC)Founded   (1885)   -A.O.   Hume1st   Session   (1885)-   Gokul   DasTejpal   SanskritCollege,   Bombay-   President   W.C.Banerjee   -   72delegates2nd   Session(1886)   -   DadabhaiNaoroji   -   Kolkata3rd   Session(1887)   -Badaruddin   Tyabji-   Madras4th   Session   (1888)-   George   Yule   -Allahabad1st   WomanPresident   (1917)   -Annie   Besant1st   Indian   WomanPresident   (1925)   -Sarojini   NaiduNational   Song(1896)   -   BankimChandra   -Calcutta   SessionNational   Anthem(1911)   -RabindranathTagore   -   CalcuttaSessionTheoriesRegardingCongressFormationSafety   ValveTheory   -   LalaLajpat   RaiConspiracyTheory   -   R.P.   DuttLightningConductor   Theory-   Gopal   KrishnaGokhale   -Servants   of   IndianSociety   (1905)Major   Events   in   20th   CenturyMajor   Events   in20th   CenturyBengal   Partition(1905)   -   LordCurzonBanaras   Session(1905)   -   GopalKrishna   GokhaleCalcutta   Session(1906)Resolutions   forSwadeshi,Boycott,   Swaraj,and   NationalEducationGovernorsGeneralsFirstGovernor-Generalof   Bengal   -Warren   HastingsFirstGovernor-Generalof   British   India   -Lord   WilliamBentinckFirstGovernor-Generalof   IndependentIndia   -   LordMountbattenImportant   ActsArms   Act   &Vernacular   PressAct   (1878)   -   LordLyttonRepealed   by   LordRipon   (1882)Events   DuringLord   Ripon’sTenureEvents   DuringLord   Ripon’sTenureIlbert   BillControversyFirst   Factory   Act(1881)Hunter   EducationCommissionFirst   CompleteCensusFather   of   LocalSelf   GovernmentModerates   &   ExtremistsModerates(1885-1905)Key   Leaders   -Dadabhai   Naoroji,Anand   MohanBose,   W.C.Banerjee,   GopalKrishna   Gokhale.Believed   in   PPP   -Petition,   Prayer,and   Protest(Constitutionalmethods).Focus   -   Gradualreforms,   Britishcooperation,   andeconomic   critique.KeyAchievements   -Economic   DrainTheory   (DadabhaiNaoroji),   ICSreforms,   andadvocacy   forIndianrepresentation.Extremists(1905-1919)Key   Leaders   -Lal-Bal-Pal   (LalaLajpat   Rai,   BalGangadhar   Tilak,Bipin   ChandraPal).Surat   Split   (1907)-   Moderates   vs.Extremists(Differences   overSwaraj   andmethods).Beliefs   -Swadeshi,Boycott,   PassiveResistance.Methods   -   Directconfrontation,NationalEducationMovement,Revivalism.Muslim   LeagueFormation   (1906)Founded   in   Dhakaby   NawabSalimullah   &   AgaKhan.Supported   by   theBritish   underDivide   and   Rulepolicy.Initial   Goal   -Safeguard   Muslimpolitical   rights,later   advocated   forseparate   nation(Pakistan).Annulment   ofBengal   Partition(1911)Annulled   by   LordHardinge   II   due   tostrong   opposition(SwadeshiMovement).Capital   Shift   -British   shiftedcapital   fromKolkata   to   Delhito   curb   nationalistsentiment.Surat   Split   (1907)INC   President   -Rash   BehariGhosh.Cause   -   ConflictbetweenModerates   &Extremists   overSwaraj   andmilitant   methods.Impact   -Temporarydecline   in   INC'seffectiveness,Extremists   laterled   movementslike   Home   Rule.Reforms   and   MovementsMorley-MintoReforms   (1909)Government   ofIndia   Act   1909.SeparateElectorate   forMuslims.One   Indianmember   in   theExecutive   Body   -SatyendraPrasanna   Sinha.RevolutionaryActivities   AbroadIndian   Home   RuleSociety/IndiaHouse   (1905,London)   -Shyamji   KrishnaVerma.Berlin   Committee(1915)   -VirendranathChattopadhyay.The   GhadarProgrammeInternationalrevolutionarymovement   tooverthrow   Britishrule.Headquarters   -San   Francisco,USA.Leaders   -   LalaHar   Dayal,   SohanSingh   Bhakna.Alipore   BombConspiracy   (1908)Target   -   JudgeKingford.Prafulla   Chaki   -Suicide.Khudiram   Bose   -Hanged.Aurobindo   Ghosh-   Released.OtherRevolutionaryMovementsRamosi   PeasantForce   (1879)   -Led   by   VasudevBalwant   Phadke.ChapekarBrothersAssassination(1897)   -   KilledRand,   PlagueCommissioner   ofPune.Mitra   Mela   (1899)-   Founded   bySavarkar   Brothers.Abhinav   BharatSociety   (1904)   -Revolutionaryorganization.Lucknow   Session(1916)Lucknow   Session(1916)CongressPresident   -Ambika   CharanMajumdar.Key   SignificanceReunion   ofModerates   andExtremists.Congress-MuslimLeague   LucknowPact   forHindu-Muslimunity.Home   Rule   League   (1916)Annie   Besant'sHome   RuleLeagueHQ   -   Madras.Newspapers   -New   India   &Commonweal.Bal   GangadharTilak's   Home   RuleLeagueHQ   -   Pune,Maharashtra.Newspapers   -Kesari   (Marathi)&   Maratha(English).Called   "Father   ofIndian   Unrest"   byBritish   authorValentine   Chirol.Montagu-ChelmsfordReforms   (1919)Government   ofIndia   Act   1919Extended   SeparateElectorates   tomorecommunities.IntroducedDyarchy   inProvinces.Reserved   Subjects-   British   Control(Police,   Revenue).TransferredSubjects   -   IndianMinisters(Education,Health).IntroducedBicameralism   inCentre.Emergence   of   GandhiGandhi   in   SouthAfrica1894   FoundedNational   IndianCongress.1904   CreatedPhoenix   Farm   andTolstoy   Farm   forself-reliance.1904   Launched'Indian   Opinion'newspaper.1915   Returned   toIndia   -   9   January   -(Pravasi   BharatiyaDivas).Gandhi   in   India1917   ChamparanSatyagraha   -AgainstTinkathiya   system(Force   to   Indigofarmers),   Invitedby   RajkumarShukla..1918   AhmedabadMill   Strike   -   Fairwages   forworkers,   Invitedby   Anusuyabai.1918   KhedaSatyagraha   -   Landrevenue   relief   forfamine-strickenfarmers.Supported   bySardar   Patel,   wholater   led   theBardoliSatyagraha(1928),   earninghim   the   title"Sardar."Non-Cooperation&   KhilafatMovement   (1920)Non-Cooperation&   KhilafatMovement   (1920)1919   KhilafatMovement   -   Ledby   Ali   Brothers,aimed   atHindu-Muslimunity.1919   RowlattSatyagraha   -Opposeddetention   withouttrial   (RowlattAct).1919   JallianwalaBagh   Massacre,13   April   1919   -General   Dyerordered   firing,leading   to   masscasualties.Udham   SinghassassinatedMichael   O’Dwyerin   London   in1940.Gandhiji   Gave   uptitle   -Kaiser-e-Hind   -BoerRabindranathTagore   Gave   uptitle   -   KnighthoodSwaraj   MovementNon-CooperationMovement   19201920Non-CooperationMovement   -Endorsed   atCalcutta   andNagpur   Sessions.1921   EkaMovement   (UP)   -Peasant   unrest.1922   MalabarUprising   (Kerala)-   Againstoppressivelandlords.1922Chauri-ChauraIncident(4February)   -Protest   turnedviolent,   leading   towithdrawal   of   themovement.Swaraj   Party   19231923   Swaraj   Party-   Formed   by   C.R.Das   &   MotilalNehru.Division   -   Splitinto   No-Changers(wanted   to   boycottcouncils)   andPro-Changers(wanted   to   contestelections   tooppose   policiesfrom   within).Ajmal   Khan   andmembers   of   AllIndia   KhilafatSwaraj   Party.Key   Terms   andConcepts   RecapKey   TermsDyarchy   -   Dualgovernancesystem   introducedby   theGovernment   ofIndia   Act   of   1919.SeparateElectorates   -   Adivisive   Britishstrategy   to   gaincontrol   bycreating   separatepolitical   groups.Non-CooperationMovement   -   Alarge-scale   protestled   by   Gandhiagainst   Britishpolicies.RevolutionaryActivitiesRevolutionaryActivities1920   -Communist   Partyof   India   (CPI),Founded   by   M.N.Roy,   Establishedin   Tashkent,Uzbekistan1920   -   All   IndiaTrade   UnionCongress(AITUC)   -   KeyFigures   DiwanChaman   Lal,Narayan   MalharJoshi,   Lala   LajpatRai1924   -   HindustanRepublicanAssociation(HRA)   -   Foundedby   SachindranathSanyal,   RamPrasad   Bismil.1925   -   HRA   -KakoriConspiracy   -   Trainrobbery   to   fundrevolution.Participants   -Rajendra   Lahiri,SachindranathSanyal,   RamPrasad   Bismil1928   -   HindustanSocialistRepublicanAssociation(HSRA)   -   Led   byChandrashekharAzad   &   BhagatSingh.1928   -   Saunders'Assassination   -Retaliation   forLala   Lajpat   Rai’sdeath.1930   -   ChittagongArmoury   Raid   -Led   by   Surya   Sen.1931   -   23   March,Execution   ofBhagat   Singh,Sukhdev,   andRajguru.Caste   &   LabourMovementsCaste   &   LabourMovements1924   -Self-RespectMovement   -Founded   by   E.V.RamaswamyNaicker.1925   -   JusticeParty   -   Socialjustice   movement.1927   -   MahadSatyagraha   -   Ledby   Dr.   B.R.Ambedkar   forDalit   water   rights.1930   -   TempleEntry   Movement   -Dr.   Ambedkar   ledefforts   for   Dalitaccess   to   temples.Key   TermsKey   Terms1919   -   DyarchySystem   -Introduced   byGovt.   of   IndiaAct,   1919.1919   -   SeparateElectorates   -   Usedby   British   todividecommunities.1920   -Non-CooperationMovement   -Large-scaleprotest   againstBritish   policies.SimonCommission(1927-28)SimonCommission(1927-28)SimonCommission   -Arrived   in   India   in1928,   all-white7-member   body.1928   -   Arrives   inIndia,   met   withprotests.Response   -Motilal   Nehruauthored   acounter-report.Jinnah   -Formulated   14Points   in   responseto   communalissues..CivilDisobedienceMovement(CDM)   &   RTCCivilDisobedienceMovementIrwin   Declaration-   Promise   ofdominion   status.Delhi   Manifesto(1929)   -   INCdemands   fullindependence.Regional   LeadersTamil   Nadu   -   C.RajagopalachariMalabar   -   K.Kelappan(VaikomSatyagraha)Orissa   -GopalbandhuBihar   -   AmbikaKant   Sinha(Nakhas   PondMovement)Dharsana   (SaltMarch)   -   SarojiniNaiduPeshawar(NWFP)   -   KhanAbdul   GhaffarKhan   ("FrontierGandhi")   with(KhudaiKhidmatgar)Manipur   &Nagaland   -   RaniGaidinliuINC’s   1924Belgaum   Session(Karnataka)   Onlysession   presidedover   by   Gandhi.MobilizationTactics   for   CDM   -CommunityEngagement   -Prabhat   Pheris,Vanar   Sena,Manjari   SenaLahore   Session   ofINC   1929Presided   by   -Jawaharlal   NehruKey   ResolutionsGoal   of   PurnaSwaraj   (CompleteIndependence)Jan   26,   1930   -First"IndependenceDay"Flag   Hoisting   -Ravi   RiverCDM   Launch   -Start   of   CivilDisobedienceMovementBoycott   -Decision   toboycott   RoundTable   ConferencesCivil   Disobedience   Movement   (CDM)   &Round   Table   ConferencesCDM   &   RoundTable   Conferences(1929-31)1929   -   IrwinDeclaration   -Promise   ofDominion   Status.1929   -   DelhiManifesto   -   INCdemands   fullindependence.1930   -   LahoreSession   -   PurnaSwarajResolution.1930   -   Gandhi’sDandi   March(March   12   -   April6)   -   Protestagainst   Salt   Tax.1931   -Gandhi-Irwin   Pact-   Suspension   ofCDM,participation   in2nd   RTC.1931   -   KarachiResolution   -FundamentalRights   &Economic   Policy.Round   TableConferences(RTC)   &   PoonaPact1930   -   First   RTC   -No   INCparticipation.1931   -   SecondRTC   -   Gandhirepresented   INC.1932   -   Third   RTC-   No   majorbreakthrough.Communal   Award   &   Poona   Pact   -   1932   -   Both   agreements   related   to   the   rights   ofmarginalized   groups   in   IndiaCommunal   Award1932Communal   Awardby   RamsayMacDonald   -Separateelectorates.The   award   grantedseparateelectorates   tovarious   religiousand   socialcommunities   inIndia.The   award   wasintended   toempowermarginalizedgroups,   but   it   alsothreatened   todivide   the   country.The   award   wascontroversial   andreceived   criticismfrom   Gandhi,   whobelieved   it   woulddivide   Hindus   andUntouchables.Poona   Pact   1932The   pact   was   theresult   ofnegotiationsbetween   Gandhiand   Ambedkar   inresponse   to   theCommunalAward.Agreementbetween   Gandhi&   Ambedkar   atYerwada   Jail   toreplace   separateelectorates   withreserved   seats.The   pact   endedthe   proposal   forseparateelectorates.The   pact   redefinedthe   rights   andrepresentation   ofthe   Dalitcommunity   inIndia.Gandhi’s   InitiativeHarijan   SevakSangh   (1932)Anti-UntouchabilityLeagueAmbedkar’sContributionsScheduled   CastesFederation   (1942)Bahishkrit   HitkariSabha   (1924)Newspaper   -MuknayakGovernment   ofIndia   Act   (1935)Government   ofIndia   Act   (1935)1935   -   Dyarchy   atCentre,   Abolishedin   Provinces.1935   -Bicameralism   in6/11   Provinces.1935   -   ProposedAll-IndiaFederation.Haripura   &Tripuri   Sessions(1938-39)Haripura   &Tripuri   Sessions(1938-39)1938   -   HaripuraSession   -   SubhasChandra   Boseelected   INCPresident.1939   -   TripuriSession   -   Bosere-elected   butresigns.1939   -   Bosefounded   the   AllIndia   ForwardBloc.Cripps   Mission   &Quit   IndiaMovementCripps   Mission   &Quit   IndiaMovement1942   -   CrippsMission   -Proposal   forDominion   Status,rejected.1942   -   Quit   IndiaMovement   -Gandhi’s   "Do   orDie"   call.1942   -UndergroundRadio   -   UshaMehta   broadcastsmessages.Indian   NationalArmy   (INA)   &Royal   IndianNavy   MutinyINA   &   RoyalIndian   NavyMutiny1942   -   INAformed   by   MohanSingh,   later   led   bySubhas   ChandraBose.1942   -   Slogans   -"Delhi   Chalo,""Jai   Hind,"   "Giveme   blood..."1945   -   INA   Trialsat   Red   Fort   -   PremSehgal,   GurbakshDhillon,   ShahNawaz   Khan.1946   -   RoyalIndian   NavyMutiny   -Nationwide   navalrebellion   againstBritish   rule.Cabinet   MissionPlan   (1946)Cabinet   MissionPlan   (1946)1946   -   Sent   byBritain   to   planIndia'sindependence.Members   -   A.V.Alexander,Stafford   Cripps,Pethick-Lawrence.Modern History India Timeline