Nationalism and Communal Politics in India 1885-1930 Book by Mushirul Hasan explores the intricate relationship between the rise of nationalism and the emergence of communal tensions during a critical period in Indian history. The book presents an in-depth analysis of political developments, identity formation, and the impact of colonial policies that shaped Hindu-Muslim relations. A valuable resource for history and political science students, this book from Multan Kitab Ghar sheds light on the roots of communalism in South Asia.

Nationalism and Communal Politics in India

Contents:

List of Tables
Preface
Introduction
The Muslim Breakaway
In Search of an Alternative
Congress-League Rapprochment: The Lucknow Pact
Islam, Khilafat and Nationalism I
Islam, Khilafat and Nationalism II
The Communal Breach
Competing Symbols, Revivalism and Mobilization
Illusions of Insecurity: The Nehru Report
Reflections
Biographical Notes
Bibliography
Index