Emergence of Indian National Congress and Its Role in State Politics of Arunachal Pradesh by Nyajum Lollen

“…With this backdrop, the paper aims to trace the emergence and growth of Indian National Congress, popularly known as “Congress” in Arunachal Pradesh. …”
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The Agrarian Question in the Views and Activities of Mahatma Gandhi by Joanna Maj

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THE ALL-INDIA MUSLIM LEAGUE AND PROVINCIAL CONGRESS MINISTRIES IN BRITISH INDIA IN 1937-1939 by L. A. Belousova

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Ambedkar as a critical Theorist: Emancipatory idea of democracy and nation building by Ashish Sharma

“…Ambedkar argued that the National movement led by the Indian National Congress and M.K. Gandhi prioritised the interests of the governing elite while neglecting the structural inequalities faced by marginalised communities. …”
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Exploring the Gokak language movement in Karnataka, one of India’s richest states: the Kannada sub-nationalism project by Sreeram Gopalkrishnan

“…The 2023 state elections in Karnataka, one of the richest states in India, with the IT hub Bengaluru as its capital, threw up an issue of state sovereignty in the campaign crossfire between the country’s two leading political parties - the right wing Bharatiya Janata Party and centre-left Indian National Congress. The incident brought back memories of the Kannada sub-nationalism project in the 1980s which came to be known as the Gokak movement. …”
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Embarking on Friendship: Exploring Early Soviet-Indian Relations by S. I. Lunev

“…Soviet diplomacy played a pivotal role in shaping policy changes: diplomats sought to gather crucial information about events in the country, transmit it to the USSR, and promote bilateral rapprochement, sometimes even acting in violation of instructions.The article pays particular attention to the activities of Subhas Chandra Bose, the leader of the left wing of the Indian National Congress, who according to Indian sociological surveys on the most prominent politicians of the 20th century, ranks second only to Mahatma Gandhi. …”
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