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Mahatma Gandhi returns to India

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Gandhi ji travels to Champaran to inspire peasants against the oppressive plantation system.

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Story of Champaran Satyagrah: कहानी चंपारण की

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Gandhi ji organised Satyagrah in Kheda district of Gujarat.

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Gandhi ji goes to Ahmadabad to organise Satyagrah among cotton mill workers.

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Distressed Uttar-Pradesh peasants organised by Baba Ramchandra.

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The annual journal of the Indian History Congress, entitled The Proceedings of the Indian History Congress carries research papers selected out of papers presented at its annual sessions on all aspects and periods of Indian History from pre-history to contemporary times as well as the history of countries other than India. The addresses of the General President and the Presidents of the six sections generally take up broad issues of interpretation and historical debate. The journal has constantly taken the view that 'India' for its purpose is the country with its Pre-Partition boundaries, while treats Contemporary History as the history of Indian Union after 1947. The papers included in the Proceedings can be held to represent fairly well the current trends of historical research in India. Thus there has been a growth of papers on women's history, environmental and regional history. This journal has appeared annually since 1935 except for five different years when the annual sessions of the Indian History Congress could not be held.

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The Indian History Congress is the major national organisation of Indian historians, and has occupied this position since its founding session under the name of Modern History Congress, held at Poona in 1935. In his address the organisation's first President, Professor Shafaat Ahmad Khan called upon Indian historians to study all aspects of history, rather than only political history and to emphasize the integrative factors in the past. Its name was then changed to Indian History Congress's from its second session held in 1938, and three section, 1. Ancient, 2. Medieval and 3. Modern were created for simultaneous discussions. Ever since 1938 the organisation has been able regularly to hold its sessions each year, except for certain years of exceptional national crises. It is now going to hold its 77th annual session at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, on 28-30 December 2016. It has at present over 7,000 ordinary and life members.

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THE ROLE OF THE AWADH PEASANTRY IN SALT SATYAGRAHA: A CASE STUDY OF PRATAPGARH DISTRICT on JSTOR

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Journal Information The annual journal of the Indian History Congress, entitled The Proceedings of the Indian History Congress carries research papers selected out of papers presented at its annual sessions on all aspects and periods of Indian History from pre-history to contemporary times as well as the history of countries other than India.

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Khilafat committee was formed in Bombay.

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Hartal against Rowlatt act.

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Jaliawala bagh massacre

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Gandhi ji convinces other leaders to start a non-cooperation movement in support of Khilafat as well as Swaraj in Calcutta congress session.

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Non-cooperation and Khilafat movement launched.

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Chauri-Chaura incident: Gandhi ji withdraws Non-cooperation movement.

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Alluri Sitaram Raju arrested ending a two years armed tribal struggle.

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Federation of Indian chamber of commerce and industries (FICCI) was formed.

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Simon commission arrived in India.

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The Hindustan socialist republic army (HSRA) was formed.

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Hindustan Socialist Republican Association : India's Freedom Struggle

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Lord Irwin announced vague offer of 'dominion status' for India.

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Lahore Congress

Congress adopted the demand for Purna Sawaraj

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BR Ambedkar established depressed class association

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Gandhi ji ends civil-disobedience movement: Gandhi-Irwin pact second round table conference

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Poona pact signed between Gandhi and Ambedkar: Civil disobedience movement relaunched.