-
Religious Awakening of Hindus.
Hindus of British India got fed up of British rule and wanted to get their promised self-rule already. -
Gandhi released from Jail.
Mr. Gandhi was imprisoned for the Chauri Chaura incident from the Non-Cooperation movement, and was released after four years. -
The Simon Commission.
Sir John Simon led the Simon Commission to find out the views of the main political parties of the Indians, but it eventually got abandoned. -
The Nehru Report.
The Nehru Report demanded dominion status for India from the British but would make Muslims loose their separate electoral status. -
Mr. Jinnah's Fourteen Points.
Mr. Jinnah drew up his Fourteen Points which would form the charter of Muslim demands for any future constitutional arrangement in India. -
The Salt March.
After having enough of British rule, Gandhi led his Salt March as a symbol of disobedience and gathering the salt which was a govt. tax.
