In "What India Wants," G.A. Natesan presents a compelling case for greater autonomy for India within the British Empire. Featuring forewords by prominent figures like Sir Narayan G. Chandavarkar, this collection of essays and speeches articulates the aspirations of a nation seeking self-determination while remaining a part of the broader imperial structure. Natesan's work provides valuable insights into the political discourse of early 20th-century India, reflecting the complex dynamics between colonial rule and the burgeoning nationalist movement.
This book is essential reading for anyone interested in Indian history, political science, and the legacy of colonialism. It offers a window into the intellectual and political debates that shaped the future of India and its relationship with the world.
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