INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS AND GOVERNOR GENERALS | HISTORY | PARMAR SSC

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The “Indian National Congress and Governor Generals” chapter by Parmar Sir provides a comprehensive overview of the Congress’s formation in 1885, its early objectives, and its transformation into a mass movement for independence. It covers the phases of moderate, extremist, and Gandhian leadership, major sessions, and resolutions shaping India’s freedom struggle. The chapter also examines the roles, reforms, and policies of various British Governor Generals and Viceroys, analyzing their impact on political, social, and economic conditions in India. Through detailed explanations and historical insights, it helps students understand the interconnected evolution of colonial governance and the national movement.