01644nam a22002297a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005803700280007604100120010408200200011610000210013624500260015725000060018326000360018930000080022550010210023365000270125465000200128165000510130165000290135265000330138120260406171056.0260406b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789385485220  cGiftednRRRLF, Kolkata   aEnglish  a954.035bGOP/MO  aGopalan Nair, C   aMOPLAH REBELLION 1921  a1  aNew DelhibVoice of Indiac2020  g196  aAny history of Khilafat -Non-co-operation movement which leaves out the role of the Moplahs in the horrible genocide of Hindus can never be taken as an authentic historical narrative. Thus, in the official historiography that we have since Nehru's days, the dominant view is that India's struggle for independence was primarily non-violent and it was thus entirely Gandhian. In this framework, many episodes, many personalities, many substantive issues--like the long history of violence-ridden Muslim separatism-communalism and much relevant explanations were strictly avoided This book based on the newspaper reports mainly the Madras Mail and the West Coast Spectator, and Government proceedings/statements, spread over two hundred pages, the author has done a factual and honest work that captures the horrible scenario in all its complexity. Thus, we can treat it as a primary source of credible information. Only if, all administrators could write like this, our history writing could have been so much easier!  aHistory & geography   aHistory of Asia  aIndia and neighboring south Asian countries   a1785–1947 British rule  a1858–1947 Control by Crown