PREV

• The Great War of Independence 1857-8
• The Rulers and the Ruled
• Muslims and the British State
• The New Education for Muslims
• Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and Indian National Congress
• The Partition of Bengal
• The Hindu Reaction, Swadeshi and Terrorism
• The Simla Deputation
• The Establishment of AIML
• Muslims and the Reforms of 1909
• The Annulment of Partition of Bengal
• The Movement for Muslim University
• The Cawnpore Incident
• The New Orientation in Muslim Politics
• The WWI, Muslims and Turkey
• The Revolutionary Movement and Revolutinaries
• The Revival of Political Life and Dyarchy
• Rowlatt Bills and Jallianwala Bagh Tragedy
• The Khilafat and Hijrat Movement
• The Non-Cooperation Movement
• The Mopillah Rebellion
• Delhi Muslim Demands
• The Nehru Report and Fourteen Points of Jinnah
• The Roundtable Conferences
• The Government of India Act of 1935
• The Congress in Power in Provinces
• WWII and The Indian Question
• The Lahore Resolution
• The Constitutional Schemes
• Quit India Movement
• Partition of India and the "Shameful Flight"