What did the Congress leadership truly stand for before 1947? Were their anti-imperialist movements real, or did they lead to a more complex form of bondage? In India and the Raj (1919-1947), Suniti Kumar Ghosh uncovers the truth behind India's freedom struggle. The book explores the clash between Congress-led movements and the genuine anti-imperialist struggles of peasants, workers, and the urban poor. It reveals the tensions, contradictions, and missed opportunities that shaped modern India. A must-read for history enthusiasts looking for fresh perspectives!
