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Compromise or Republicanism in India?
Das, Taraknath | March 5, 1924 issue

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In spite of the imprisonment of Mahatma Gandhi and the adoption of repressive measures by which many responsible Indian leaders are being put in jail without trial, opinion in the Indian Nationalist movement seems to be veering toward the idea of complete independence. This is quite clear from the study of proceedings of the All India National Congress held at Coconada during the Christmas week, 1923. Problems such as the status of Indians in the British Empire and Hindu-Moslem unity were discussed and many resolutions were adopted.

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INDIAN leadership; GANDHI, Mahatma, 1869-1948; TRIALS; NATIONALISTS; CONGRESSES & conventions; INDIA
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