Publisher's Synopsis
The lesser-known events that changed the course of Indian history leading to Modern Independent India. These impactful but rarely discussed moments were the first and sustainable steps towards revolution, shaping the fight for freedom and equality. Learn about the quiet yet powerful actions that started it all, told through the lives of those who lived it. It begins with the Bhima Koregaon battle, an important but often forgotten conflict that stood for dignity among oppressed young Inian group. It then looks at how marginalized voiced affected the discussions around the Simon Commission. The book also highlights Dr B R Ambedkar achievements in strengthening the democratic processes by being elected in The Bombay Legislative Assembly, the impactful Mahad Water Drinking Movement highlighting the importance of water as a basic and important element for human life and all life forms. Finally the burning of book which gives the social wealth and self-declared power not approved by the people yet has a black magical authority for few in the society. This history isn't about events; it's about the beginnings of change in India for Indians through Indians.
