BIPIN CHANDRA INDIAS STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE DOWNLOAD FREE

Lists with This Book. But, then also I proceeded. I hope this helps. Apr 09, Suvendhu Patra rated it it was ok Shelves: I would suggest that one can go for much better books than this, if one wants to read about the struggle for Indian independence in an unbiased manner. But what is not good about the book is the way in which the history is presented.

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In fact, the book gives a good idea of how the freedom struggle influenced the policies of the post-independence government, their attitudes towards the very instruments of dissent see radio that they had used against the colonial government and especially, foreign policy. History of Modern India.

Some reviews on Flipkart call it Congress centric i didn't find it so If this is how History is supposed infias be then i love it. Explains action of all the important leaders very clearly and tells the reader what exactly made them do it. Congress largely and Gandhi in particular served well to their British masters and led the unsuspecting nation to compromises that only helped to delay and diffuse the freedom struggle.

Feb 27, Lingaraj Sahoo rated it it was amazing. It seems like authors predecided on the tone and content or someone has actually asked the authors to write it in a particular way. These are only a few intriguing q Do you battle with questions and thoughts like what would have happened had Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad indepednence other strugble freedom fighters survived and led the Indian independence struggle?

India's Struggle for Independence by Bipan Chandra

This is my favourite book for understanding India's struggle to gain Independence from the British. Okay, I don't have any biases towards any political or ideological organization, but this bias is evident in some chapters.

Apr 10, Pushkar Srigyan rated it liked it. A brilliant book, probably the best in it's category especially because of the approach adopted by the author. The author repeatedly indulges in rationalizing their decisions which, though might not be completely incorrect, does cast doubts in the readers' mind regarding author's neutrality.

We just know that Justice Ranade, Dadabhai Naoroji, Pherozeshah Mehta, Gopal Krishna Gokhale and Bal Gangadhar Tilak played a crucial role in early stages of the freedom movement, but how exactly that happened is not touched upon at all!

More important while incorporating existing historiographical advances, the book evolves This is the first major study to examine every one of the varied strands of the epic struggle individually and collectively and present it in a new and coherent narrative and analytical framework.

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India's Struggle for Independence

The book is one of the most comprehensive chronicles of the Indian independence movement that we have read about since we were children. After reading i am embarrassed to admit how less i knew about our freedom struggle.

Other than that the book was a masterpiece. Its a lovely with all the details has been mentioned so nicely. Probably, because they are the communists. To view it, click here. Pls suggest me any other book rather than this for Independence struggle if I choose to skip this book where should I get better content this for civil services??

India’s Struggle for Independence by Bipin Chandra

The book has chronologically covered the labour for freedom, starting with the first ever organised struggle in to the realisation of independence in Indian freedom struggle has probably been one of its kind struggle. I loved how Bipan Chandra has touched upon almost every single contribution to the movement, right from the Northwest frontier to the Southern tip of India.

Struggoe involved millions of people and had indizs leaders that spanned many generations. One of the best history books I have read so far. To imagine that there was no unified India before the Bipun occupation gives us the jitters and that only justifies the 30 years spent to nurture the nationalistic self-respect which is a pre-requisite for any independence struggle.

The content is totally biased and pro-congress, its doing false propaganda and feels like a blatant attempt at glorifying Congress. The efforts of anyone other than Congress is puffed away as puny or not paid as much attention as it deserves. Books by Bipan Chandra.

Highly recommended for anyone interested in History and a must-read for t The subject of this book might remind you of those boring history classes of secondary school.

View all 6 comments. This book does not merely state bare facts but throws in a detailed analysis of various events even though it may seem bit biased to INC.