The struggle for Indian independence is a monumental chapter in the nation's history, spanning nearly a century of resistance, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of freedom. From the seeds of discontent sown in the mid-19th century to the triumph of independence in 1947, this journey was marked by key events and movements that united a diverse population against colonial rule. This eBook provides a detailed exploration of India's freedom struggle, offering insights into the milestones and resilience that shaped the nation's destiny.

Revolt of 1857: Known as the First War of Indian Independence, the Revolt of 1857 marked the first large-scale uprising against British rule, sowing the seeds of nationalism for future movements.

Formation of the Indian National Congress (1885): The Indian National Congress (INC) became the primary platform for political reform and India's fight for independence.

Partition of Bengal (1905): The British partitioned Bengal, sparking widespread protests and the Swadeshi Movement, which encouraged the boycott of British goods and promoted indigenous products.

Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919): The massacre of unarmed civilians galvanized widespread outrage, intensifying the demand for independence.

Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-1922): Led by Mahatma Gandhi, this movement called for the boycott of British goods and institutions, marking a shift toward nonviolent resistance.

Salt March (1930): Gandhi's iconic march against British salt laws became a symbol of nonviolent resistance, drawing global attention to India's struggle.

Quit India Movement (1942): A decisive movement calling for an end to British rule, it became a symbol of India's unwavering demand for independence despite brutal repression.

Formation of the Indian National Army (INA) (1942): Led by Subhas Chandra Bose, the INA fought to overthrow British rule, demonstrating the determination for freedom.

Indian Independence Act (1947): The act finally granted independence to India, marking the end of colonial rule and the partition of India and Pakistan.

This eBook honors the leaders, activists, and ordinary citizens who played pivotal roles in India's freedom struggle. Their determination and sacrifices not only led to the end of colonial rule but also laid the foundation for the world's largest democracy. This narrative serves as a reminder of the spirit of resistance, the importance of unity, and the sacrifices made in the pursuit of justice.