The Indian Independence movement was a

series of events that led to the end of

British colonial rule in 1947. Key figures like
Mahatma Gandhi advocated for non-
violent resistance and civil disobedience.
The movement saw the participation of
various leaders and the masses,
culminating in the Indian Independence
Act of 1947, which created the
independent nations of India and
Pakistan. India’s independence marked the
beginning of a new era of self-governance
and the establishment of the world’s
largest democracy. The Indian
Independence movement was a series of
events that led to the end of British
colonial rule in 1947. Key figures like
Mahatma Gandhi advocated for non-
violent resistance and civil disobedience.
The movement saw the participation of
various leaders and the masses,
culminating in the Indian Independence
Act of 1947, which created the
independent nations of India and
Pakistan. India’s independence marked the
beginning of a new era of self-governance
and the establishment of the world’s
largest democracy.
The Indian Independence movement was a
series of events that led to the end of
British colonial rule in 1947. Key figures like
Mahatma Gandhi advocated for non-
violent resistance and civil disobedience.
The movement saw the participation of
various leaders and the masses,
culminating in the Indian Independence
Act of 1947, which created the
independent nations of India and
Pakistan. India’s independence marked the
beginning of a new era of self-governance
and the establishment of the world’s
largest democracy.