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Indian National Movement (1900-1947 (Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919…
Indian National Movement
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1900-1947
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August Offer 1940
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For the first time right of Indians to frame their constitution recognised and demand of Congress for const assembly conceded.
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Rajaji Formula 1944
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After war, will be decided by plebiscite.
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Election Results
Congress
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Except Bengal, Sindh and Punjab, got majority in other provinces
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Cabinet Mission 1946
Three British cabinet members - Pethick Lawrence, Stafford Cripps and A V Alexander
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Three tier executive and legislature at provincial, section and union levels.
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League withdrew its acceptance on July 29 1946 and gave a call for DIRECT ACTION from Aug 16 to achieve Pakistan
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Plan Balkan
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Mountbatten - transfer of power to separate provinces with Punjab and Bengal given the option to vote for partition of their provinces.
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Jinnah's 14 points 1929
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No constitutional amendment by the centre without the concurrence of the states constituting the Indian federation.
All legislatures and elected bodies to have adequate representation of Muslims in every province without reducing a majority of Muslims in a province to a minority or equality.
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In any cabinet at the centre or in the provinces, onethird to be Muslims.
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No bill or resolution in any legislature to be passed if three-fourths of a minority community consider such a bill or resolution to be against their interests.
Any territorial redistribution not to affect the Muslim majority in Punjab, Bengal and NWFP.
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Protection of Muslim rights in religion, culture, education and language.
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Governor Generals
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Dalhousie 1848-1856
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First Telegraph Line( Connect Calcutta with Bombay, Madras and Peshawar).
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1700-1857
Charter Act of 1813
incorporated the principle of encouraging learned Indians and promoting knowledge of modern sciences in the country
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