CLASS 10|CHAPTER 14| NATIONAL MOVEMENT IN INDIA – PARTITION & INDEPENDENCE : 1939–1947| PART 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

CLASS 10|CHAPTER 14| NATIONAL MOVEMENT IN INDIA – PARTITION & INDEPENDENCE : 1939–1947| PART 1

CHAPTER 14 – NATIONAL MOVEMENT IN INDIA: PARTITION & INDEPENDENCE (1939–1947) In this video, we’re talking about one of the most emotional and intense phases of India’s freedom struggle. We look at how India was being represented under British rule – especially after the 1937 elections when Congress came to power in many provinces. But even then, real control was still with the British. Then comes a big question – Should Indians support the British in World War II? The British involved India in the war without even asking! Congress was confused – some leaders wanted to fight against Hitler and fascism, but others questioned why Indians should help the British when India itself wasn’t free. We also discuss the turning point – the Pakistan Resolution in 1940, when the Muslim League demanded a separate nation for Muslims. This created huge debates and tensions across the country. All these events – the war, political struggles, and religious divisions – slowly led to India’s independence in 1947, but also to the tragic Partition that created Pakistan. This chapter is not just history — it’s about real people, real choices, and the cost of freedom.