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                                June 17, 2025 at 11:26 AM
                               
                            
                        
                            *🛡️Indian Home Rule Movement* 
♟️Factors that Contributed to the establishment of Home Rule League: 
♟️This was the high-time of the First World War. 
💎Unification of extremists and moderates 
♟️Unification of INC and Muslim League.
♟️Tilak’s movement was confined to Maharashtra and Karnataka. And Annie Besant  
movement spread to other parts of India. 
♟️The Home Rule league was ‘self-government’ based on the Irish model. 
♟️Initiate political reforms by pressurizing Government and mobilizing people’s opinion. 
Note: demand was not Total Independence 
AAnnie Besant tried to mobilize participation through the publication of her two newspapers: 
a) New India 
b) Commonweal However, 
Tilak continued writing in ‘Kesari’, ‘Mahratta’, and Young India to spread the message of the Home Rule League.
 *💎The decline of Home Rule League* 
♟️In 1918, the Home Rule League declined due to many factors. 
♟️In 1917: Montford reforms was presented before the British Parliament. The Montford reforms promised responsible Government in India. 
♟️It was the Montford reforms that turned Annie Besant ‘pro-British’. 
♟️Bal Gangadhar Tilak went to England to file a legal suit against Valentine Chirol. Valentine Chirol had published, a book, “Father of Indian Unrest”
                        
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                                    
                                        
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