Nationality and Empire A Running Study of Some Current Indian Problems

This book presents a unique perspective on Indian Nationalism, challenging the predominant focus on independence. It explores the often-misunderstood concept of Imperial federation in the context of the debates from 1901-1908.This book explores a diverse range of topics, encompassing the Problem of Nationality and Empire, Core Principles of Hindu Nationalism, the Positive Impact of Nationalism on Politics, Contemporary Challenges Facing India, the Complex Choice Between National Independence and Imperial Federation, Provincial Autonomy, The Delhi Transfer, Indian Council Reforms and Their Cultural Significance, Lord Morley's "Reforms" and the Challenges They Posed to India, Governance of India's Executive Branch, the Struggle Against Anarchism in India, Political Crimes, the Pioneering of an Indian Boy-Scout Movement, Crime and Its Karmic Consequences, the Shaping of India's New Educational Policy, India's Stance on Imperial Preference, and the Influence of Pan-Islamism on the Indian Nation.