Indian National Movement

 Indian National Movement 1885-1950

1885 - Indian National Congress Foundation by (A.O. Hume)

1905 - Partition of Bengal बंगाल का विभाजन (Swadeshi Movement)

1906 - Establishment of Muslim League (Aga Khan & Salimullah Khan)

1907 - Congress Division सूरत विभाजन (Split into Garam dal & Naram dal)

1916 - Home Rule League Movement (Tilak & Annie Besant)

1916 December - Lucknow Pact (Agreement between Congress & Muslim League)

20th August 1917 - The Montague Declaration

19th March 1919 - Rowlatt Act (Black Law, Under which any person could be arrested on the basis of Suspicion)

13rd April 1919 - Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (General Dyer in Amritsar Punjab)

1920 - Khilafat Movement (Shaukat Ali, Mohammed Ali)

28th May 1920 - Hunter Committee Report Published (Related to Jallianwala Bagh)

December 1920 - Nagpur Session (Non-Cooperation Movement Proposal Passed)

01st August 1920 - Beginning of Non-Cooperation Movement by Mahatma Gandhi

05 February 1922 - Chauri Chaura Incident (After this incident in Gorakhpur district in Uttar Pradesh the Non-Cooperation Movement was suspended)

01 January 1923 - Swaraj Party Establishment (Motilal Nehru & Chittaranjan Das)

October 1924 - Hindustan Republic Association (Sachindra Sanyal)

08 November 1927 - Appointment of Simon Commission (A seven-member commission was formed under the chairmanship of John Simon)

03 February 1928 - Simon Commission arrives in India (Protest led by Lala Lajpat Rai in India and Lathi charge on him)

August 1928 - Nehru Report (Pandit Motilal Nehru President)

October 1928 - Bardoli Satyagraha (Movement of Gujarat farmers against the increase in Tax under the leadership of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel)

08 April 1929 - Lahore Conspiracy Case (Throwing bomb in British Assembly by Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwar Dutt)

December 1929 - Lahore Session of INC (Proposal of Complete Independence)

12 March 1930 to 05 April 1930 - Salt Satyagraha (Mahatma Gandhi Violated the Salt Law by going from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi and making Salt)

06 April 1930 - Civil Disobedience Movement (Beginning of the Civil Disobedience Movement)

12 November 1930 - 1st Round Table Conference (Held in London under the Chairmanship of Prime Minister MacDonald)

08 March 1931 - Gandhi Irwin Pact (Agreement Between Mahatma Gandhi & Viceroy Irwin and declaration suspending the Civil Disobedience Movement)

07 September 1931 - 2nd Round Table Conference (Gandhi attended the conference)

September 1932 - Poona Pact (An agreement between Gandhi & Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, under which 71 seats were initially reserved for the Dalits in the Provincial Legislative Assemblies in the Communal Tribunal, which has now been increased to 148)

17 November 1932 - 3rd Round Table Conference (Congress did not participate in it)

Round Table Conference

1st - 12 Nov 1930

2nd - 07 Sep 1931

3rd - 17 Nov 1932

May 1934 - Formation of Congress Socialist Party (Jayaprakash Narayan, Minoo Masani & MM Joshi)

01 May 1939 - Forward Block Formation (Subhash Chandra Bose)

24 March 1940 - Demand of Pakistan (At the Lahore session of the Muslim League)

08 August 1940 - August Proposal (Viceroy Linlithgow)

March 1942 - Cripps Mission (Stafford Cripps)

08 August 1942 - Quit India Resolution (Mahatma Gandhi)

25 June 1945 - Shimla Conference (All Political Parties conference)

19 February 1946 - Naval Mutiny (Mumbai)

15 March 1946 - British PM Attlee's announcement (Promise to make India Independent)

24 March 1946 - Arrival of the Cabinet Mission (Three members of the British Cabinet - Pathik Lawrence, Sir Stafford Cripps & AB Alexander - arrived in India. The Cabinet Mission and the Cabinet Mission Plan were published on May 16th, 1946)

16 August 1946 - Direct Action Day (by Muslim League)

02 September 1946 - Establishment of interim government (Nehru become the Prime Minister)

03 June 1947 - Mountbatten Plan (Viceroy Mountbatten presented the plan for partition of India)

15 August 1947 - Attainment of Independence (by the Indian Independence Act)

26 January 1950 - Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the first President