Congress splits

By:

"Rao, R. P."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Lalvani Publishing House; 1971Description: 304pSubject(s):

Political Parties

DDC classification:

324.2 RAO

Summary: IN INDIA BOOKS ON CURRENT EVENTS ARE SLOW IN PREPARATION. Such books have two functions to enlighten and present a full and complete picture of events and serve as reference material for future writers. They are important because they record the excitements, sentiments and emotions of the day. In this respect they are different from books of history which take a cold and dispassionate view of events after a sweeping look. I am happy to present a book on one of the most epoch-making events in Indian history-the break-up of the Indian National Congress.

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IN INDIA BOOKS ON CURRENT EVENTS ARE SLOW IN PREPARATION. Such books have two functions to enlighten and present a full and complete picture of events and serve as reference material for future writers. They are important because they record the excitements, sentiments and emotions of the day. In this respect they are different from books of history which take a cold and

dispassionate view of events after a sweeping look. I am happy to present a book on one of the most epoch-making events in Indian history-the break-up of the Indian National Congress.

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