The wide feeling of 'Indian Nationalism' unified and concentrated only with the advent of British rule in India. The present book entitled Development of Nationalism in India, attempt to bring together valuable material on the Early Nationalist Activity; Three Stages of National Struggle; The rise of Indian Nationalism; Andhra and the East India Company; The Counter-Insurgency; The Economic Background of Communalism in India; Romesh Chundre Dutt; and Muslim Martyrs in Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar on 13 April 1919. Historian, students and teachers besides the general readers will find this of utmost use.

Colonialism and Modernization of India, is collection of authoritative well- researched matter on following themes: The army in India; Political change in British India; Trade policy and the Great Depression; Royal Navy in Indian Ocean; The Indian League and Western India Association; Industrial capitalization and labour unrest in Tamil Nadu; Colonialism and modernization; Colonial Muslim politics in India; The India which Lord Canning found; and Historiography of colonial India. Historian, students and teachers besides the general readers will find this a dependable reference work.

Undoubtedly, to ignore the role and contributions of the great revolutionaries as well as liberal constitutionalists as to do injustice to the history. National Revolutionary Movements; Jallianwala Bagh Tragedy and the Indian National Movement; The role of revolutionaries in Freedom Movement; Gadar; Role of Har Dayal and the mighty Upheaval; Political Philosophy of Har Dayal; Tilak, Aurobindo and Har Dayal; Dayananda on Political Democracy; Resistance Movement in the Early Phase; Uprisings after 1857; and Popular Disaffection are X-rayed in this volume. Historians, students and teachers besides the general readers will find this book of almost use.

Of Late religion and social movements and their role in the freedom struggle have attracted the attention of social scientists in India. The study of social movements; Socio-religious reform movements; Society and culture; Non-Brahmin movements and Congress (1912-22); The Nationalist Movement; The Uniqueness of the Social Reform Movement; The Arya Samaj; Local South Asia and Religion; Hindu-German Conspiracy etc. are the major themes X-rayed in this book. Students, scholars and academics in the field of Modern History will find this most useful and informative.