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by Ramachandra Guha


  Peace Conference

  Parsis

  attacked as pro-British

  in Bombay 01.1, 01.2, 07.1

  Gandhi meets in Bombay

  Gandhi’s letter to

  Meher Baba and

  Nariman as Parsi

  in Navsari

  Partition

  announced by Mountbatten

  debate on causes and events leading up to

  Godse and

  inevitability of

  Mountbatten reports to Attlee on

  see also two-nation theory

  party politics, Western

  passive resistance 03.1, 04.1, 04.2, 08.1, 21.1, 25.1, 31.1

  see also satyagraha

  Patel, Manibehn c14.1, c21.1, c25.1

  Patel, Vallabhbhai (Sardar)

  achievements after Gandhi’s death

  on Ambedkar’s attacks on Gandhi and Congress

  and Ambedkar’s joining the Congress-led Government

  arrest and imprisonment c16.1, c16.2

  arrested in Bombay with Gandhi

  arrested with Gandhi in Bombay c20.1, c32.1

  background

  and Bardoli struggle against tax c14.1, c14.2, c14.3

  at Bombay AICC meeting

  on British loss of Gandhi’s support

  British plans to arrest

  called ‘Sardar’ by Gandhi

  character

  and civil disobedience c16.1, c28.1

  and Congress Presidency c14.1, c33.1

  and CWC resolution

  death

  and death of Gandhi

  Mahadev Desai on

  disagreements with Nehru c23.1, c37.1, c38.1, c38.2

  in discussion with Gandhi at Yerwada

  discussions with Ambedkar

  discussions with Jinnah

  distrust of Jinnah and Rajaji

  and elections to provincial assemblies c23.1, c23.2

  on Gandhi

  Gandhi on c23.1, c37.1

  and Gandhi’s decision to retire from Congress

  and Gandhi’s experiment with his celibacy c35.1, c35.2, c35.3

  and Gandhi’s fast

  and Gandhi’s fast ‘unto death’

  and Gandhi’s ‘greatest fast’ c37.1, c37.2

  Gandhi’s letters to c29.1, c37.1

  and Hindu-Muslim relations

  as home minister in Government of India c37.1, epl.1

  as home minister of interim government c34.1, c34.2

  on Jinnah

  as lawyer in Ahmedabad

  meets Gandhi in Delhi

  and Mountbatten

  and movement for united Bengal

  and movements for democracy in Rajkot

  at Nandi

  and national elections

  on naval mutiny

  and no-tax campaign c03.1, c03.2, c03.3, c07.1

  nominated for Congress presidency

  as opponent to Bose in Congress c25.1, c25.2

  on parity of castes

  patriotism

  and presidency of Congress

  and Quit India resolution

  reconciliation with Nehru c38.1, epl.1

  resigns from Congress

  resigns from CWC

  and satyagraha pledge

  shares prison cell with Gandhi c20.1, c21.1

  speech at AICC meeting

  and Swaraj Party

  visits Gandhi on day of his assassination

  visits Gandhi on his 78th birthday

  Patel, Vithalbhai 09.1, 15.1, 15.2, 16.1, c25.1

  Pathans 04.1, 22.1, 22.2, 23.1, 24.1, 24.2, 24.3, c32.1, 36.1, 37.1

  Patiala, Maharaja of

  Patna 03.1, 04.1, 35.1, 35.2, 36.1, 36.2, 38.1

  Patwardhan, Achyut

  Paunar

  Pearl Harbor, bombing of c29.1, c32.1

  Pearson, Drew

  peasants 05.1, 05.2, c06.1, 07.1, 19.1, 19.2, c19.3, 20.1, 20.2, 24.1

  in Bardoli satyagraha c14.1, c18.1, c30.1

  and Chipko movement

  enlistment as soldiers

  expectations of swaraj

  Gandhi on conditions of c02.1, c03.1, c03.2

  Gandhi on rural uplift of

  Gandhi’s experience of c03.1, c03.2, c03.3, c08.1

  gathering in Ayodhya

  grievances of c01.1, c03.1, c03.2, c03.3, c08.1

  indigo farmers, in Champaran satyagraha c03.1, c03.2, c03.3, c08.1

  Jewish and Arab, Buber on

  in Kheda satyagraha c03.1, c03.2, c13.1

  Nehru on c15.1, c19.1

  in no-tax campaign c03.1, c03.2, c06.1, c07.1, c07.2

  in Noakhali 34.1, c34.2, 37.1

  and opposition to British rule

  in Punjab

  in Rajkot

  and salt trade

  traditions of

  see also village industries

  Pels, M.

  Pentland, John Sinclair, 1st Baron

  People’s War Group

  Persia

  Persian (language)

  Peru

  Peshawar

  ‘Deliverance Day’ gathering of Muslims

  Peshwa kings

  Pétain, Philippe

  Pethick, Emmeline

  Pethick-Lawrence, Frederick 33.1, 33.2, c33.3

  Petit, Sir Dinshaw 09.1, 26.1

  Petit family 01.1, c02.1, c05.1

  Phatak, V.D.

  Philadelphia

  Philip, Prince, Duke of Edinburgh

  Phillips, William

  proposes international conference to break deadlock over India

  Phoenix Settlement (near Durban) c01.1, c01.2, c01.3, c01.4, c03.1, c05.1, c11.1, c13.1, c14.1, c22.1, c31.1

  Phule, Jyotirao

  picketing of shops selling liquor and foreign goods c07.1, c18.1

  and arrests

  Kasturba arrested for

  by women c07.1, c16.1, c17.1, c21.1, 24.1, epl.1

  Pilsna, S.S. c19.1, c20.1

  Pius XI, Pope

  plague

  plebiscite proposal (for Partition) c32.1, c32.2, c32.3

  Poincaré, Raymond

  Polak, Henry

  based in London 10.1, c15.1

  in Bombay

  correspondence with Gandhi c03.1, c18.1, c38.1

  on death of Gandhi

  on death of Kasturba c31.1, c38.1

  developing hostility to Gandhi

  disagrees with Gandhi over education in languages

  and Festschrift for Gandhi

  on Gandhi c02.1, c03.1, c23.1

  with Gandhi in Champaran

  on Gandhi’s decision to retire from Congress

  Gandhi’s friendship with c01.1, c01.2, c05.1, c13.1, c38.1

  and Gandhi’s memoirs

  and Gandhi’s tribute to European supporters

  gift to Kasturba Gandhi Memorial Trust

  on Harijan movement

  on Jews

  letters to Mahadev Desai

  opposition to Gandhi over war effort and US lecture tour c30.1, c30.2

  on Raj and Congress

  rift with Gandhi over civil disobedience campaign in 1940 c28.1, c28.2, c28.3

  seeks reconciliation with Gandhi

  in South Africa with Gandhi c03.1, c05.1, c17.1

  on UK politics

  visits Gandhi in Ahmedabad

  visits Kasturba in prison

  on war effort and non-violence

  Polak, Leon

  Polak, Maud

  Polak, Millie c03.1, c05.1, 32.1, c38.1

  Poland 19.1, 26.1, 29.1

  Polasbari

  police 02.1, 02.2 02.3, 04.1, 06.1, 07.1, 08.1, 11.1, 19.1, 20.1, 21.1, 29.1, 33.1, 35.1, epl
.1

  arrests of Congress leaders c07.1, c07.2, c07.3

  and assassination of Gandhi

  attacks on protesters c03.1, c04.1, c04.2, c07.1, c14.1, c17.1, c18.1, c25.1, c26.1, c34.1

  and death of Lajpat Rai c14.1, c14.2, c16.1

  deaths in arson at Chauri Chaura c07.1, c12.1

  detention of Gandhi in Bombay

  fast by

  Gandhi followed by c03.1, c07.1, c36.1

  Gandhi’s appeal to

  injuries and deaths of, in riots

  raiding by

  and Salt March c16.1, c16.2, c16.3, c16.4, c17.1

  police stations, attacks on c07.1, c07.2, c30.1, c30.2, c33.1, c36.1

  political prisoners 24.1, 33.1

  Politics (journal)

  polygamy

  Pond, James B. 18.1, 18.2

  Pond Bureau, New York

  Poona

  Aga Khan Palace 29.1, 29.2, 30.1, c30.2, 32.1, 34.1, c34.2, 35.1, 37.1

  attempted assassination of Gandhi c21.1, c34.1, epl.1

  as centre of Hindu extremism

  CWC meeting in

  funeral ceremonies for Gandhi in

  Gandhi in

  Gandhi in (on all-India tour)

  Gandhi meets Gokhale in

  Journalists Association

  Kirloskar Theatre

  Parnakuti (mansion) c03.1, c21.1, c21.2, c31.1, c31.2

  Patel in

  protests against Simon Commission

  protests in

  Sassoon Hospital 09.1, c10.1, 10.2, 21.1

  Tulsi Baug Temple

  see also Yerwada Jail

  Poona Pact 20.1, 21.1, c21.2, epl.1

  Ambedkar on c23.1, c23.2, c25.1, c34.1

  discussion between Gandhi and Ambedkar c21.1, c21.2, c22.1

  responses to c20.1, c20.2, c21.1, c21.2, c21.3, c22.1

  Porbandar

  Portugal

  Prabhu, Pranlal

  Pranamis

  Prasad, Brakishore

  Prasad, Rajendra

  appointed interim president of Congress

  at conference on Gandhi’s fast

  dispute with Nehru

  with Gandhi in Champaran

  and Gandhi’s ‘greatest fast’ c37.1, c37.2

  Gandhi’s letter to

  and Hindu-Muslim relations

  loyalty to Gandhi

  meets Gandhi in Bihar with group of Congress leaders

  Patel on

  as President of Indian Republic

  resigns from CWC

  supports Gandhi in Congress

  visits Gandhi in Sevagram for discussions

  Pratap 03.1, 04.1

  Pratap, Rana 37.1, 38.1

  Pratapgarh

  Presley, Elvis

  Pretoria

  Price, Clare

  Princeton University

  prisons

  CWC members in 32.1, c32.2

  Mahadev Desai in

  Gandhi in c07.1, 09.1, 09.2, c13.1, c16.1, c17.1, c18.1, 20.1, 20.2, c21.1, 21.2, 21.3, c21.4, 29.1, c30.1, c31.1

  Gandhi’s companions in c30.1, c30.2

  Kasturba in c21.1, c21.2, c21.3, c21.4, c30.1, c30.2

  Nehru in c22.1, c28.1

  Patel in

  Sabarmati

  in South Africa 01.1, 09.1

  Tilak in c03.1, c07.1

  see also political prisoners; Poona, Aga Khan Palace; Yerwada Jail

  ‘Pro Bono Publico’ (letter-writer)

  property, private c07.1, c13.1, 13.2, c15.1

  Pulaya (caste) c10.1, c10.2, c23.1

  Pune see Poona

  Punjab 04.1, 04.2, 04.3, 04.4, 06.1, 07.1, 07.2, 07.3, 08.1, 08.2, 10.1, 17.1, 21.1, 23.1

  Ambedkar in

  excise revenue

  Gandhi in c06.1, c08.1

  Gandhi prevented from travelling to c04.1, c07.1

  Gandhi on violence in c04.1, c07.1

  Gandhi’s first visit to

  Gandhi’s supporters in

  government inquiry into disturbances

  Hindu refugees from 36.1, c36.2, 37.1

  Hindu-Muslim situation

  Independence Day in

  martial law in

  Muslim League in

  Muslim majority in c14.1, c32.1

  Muslim refugees from

  and non-cooperation programme

  as part of term ‘Pakistan’

  and Partition

  Penderel Moon and

  politics in

  Ram Navami festival in

  recruitment to fight in World War II c26.1, c26.2

  refugee crisis

  revolutionary activities in 04.1, c16.1

  and Salt March

  seats allotted to Depressed Classes

  Sikhs in c36.1, c36.2

  Simon Commission in

  Students’ Federation

  untouchability in

  violent acts in c04.1, c04.2, c05.1, c06.1, c06.2, c07.1, c10.1

  violent demonstrations in c36.1, c36.2, c36.3, c36.4, c37.1, c37.2, c37.3

  voters in

  and World War II

  see also Amritsar, massacre

  Punjabis

  Purbiyas

  purdah system 03.1, c03.2, 11.1, c15.1

  Puri, Jagannatha Temple c21.1, c24.1

  Purna Swaraj (complete independence) c15.1, c15.2, c16.1, c16.2, c18.1, c21.1, c22.1, c25.1, c26.1, c28.1

  Quaid-e-Azam see Jinnah, Muhammad Ali

  Quakers 08.1, 16.1, 18.1, 19.1, 19.2, 19.3, 19.4, 20.1, 21.1, 22.1, 28.1, 29.1, 34.1, 37.1, 37.2, epl.1

  India Conciliation Group

  Quilon

  Quisling, Vidkun

  Quit India movement

  aftermath of

  failure of

  Gandhi distressed by reports of activities during

  relations with Raj c30.1, c36.1

  supporters jailed c31.1, epl.1

  and USA

  Wavell and c32.1, c32.2, c33.1

  and widespread protests

  women in

  Quit India resolution 29.1, 30.1

  arrests of Congress leaders made after

  Wavell on

  Quran see Koran

  Qureshi, Shwaib 09.1, 28.1

  racism 01.1, 04.1

  Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli, prepares Festschrift in honour of Gandhi c26.1, c29.1

  Rae Bareilly

  Rahman, Hifzur

  Rai, Lala Lajpat 01.1, c06.1, c08.1, 11.1

  death 14.1, 14.2, c16.1

  resolution on Simon Commission

  Unhappy India

  Raj see Britain, British, as rulers

  Raj, Puran Babu

  Rajagopalachari, C. (‘Rajaji’)

  and acceptance of office

  advice to Gandhi on Japanese threat

  and Ambedkar

  on Ambedkar

  Ambedkarism Refuted

  appeals to people of Calcutta to restore peace

  arrested as non-cooperator

  article in Young India on Gandhi in prison

  and boycott of legislative councils

  and campaign against untouchability

  and civil disobedience

  and civil disobedience question

  as companion to Gandhi

  at conference on Gandhi’s fast c20.1, c20.2

  on confusion and conflict in Congress

  and Congress Presidency

  critique of Gandhi’s ‘Quit India’ demand

  and CWC resolution on compromise with Britain

  on death of Kasturba

  and Desai

  and Devadas Gandhi c11.1, c31.1

  discusses Hindu-Muslim rift with Gandhi

  dispute
with Nehru

  as editor of Young India

  as former lawyer

  forms Swatantra party

  as fund-raiser in elections

  Gandhi on

  with Gandhi on tour of Madras Presidency

  on Gandhi’s achievements

  and Gandhi’s all-India tour

  on Gandhi’s death

  on Gandhi’s decision to retire from Congress

  and Gandhi’s decision to wear only loincloth

  and Gandhi’s experiment with his celibacy

  and Gandhi’s ‘greatest fast’

  and Gandhi’s relationship with Saraladevi c05.1, c13.1, c35.1

  on Gandhi’s wish to write on his sexual struggle

  as governor of West Bengal

  on Harijan movement

  as home minister in new government

  at immersion of Gandhi’s ashes

  as internationalist

  invites Gandhi to Madras

  on Japanese threat and Britain

  Kasturba on

  on killer of Gandhi

  letter to Mahadev Desai on Congress’s loss of Muslim support

  and Mahadev c10.1, c13.1

  and marriage of daughter Lakshmi to Devadas Gandhi

  meets Jinnah

  as minister for education of interim government

  ‘M.K. Gandhi: His Message to India’

  on Muslims (Mussulmans)

  and non-violence

  and Poona Pact

  as potential negotiator

  as prime minister of Madras

  proposal for Gandhi-Jinnah talks

  and renaming of Anti-Untouchability League

  sends Gandhi press tributes

  at Unity Conference

  visits Gandhi during fast c30.1, c30.2

  and Young India

  Rajagopalachari, Lakshmi c11.1, c21.1

  Rajah, M.C. 20.1, 20.2, 20.3, c20.4

  Rajarampur

  Rajasthan

  Rajguru, Shivaram

  Rajkot prf.1, prf.2, 01.1, 11.1, 12.1, 22.1, 25.1, 25.2, 25.3, 31.1

  cotton mills

  Gandhi in

  King Alfred High School

  movements for democracy

  Rajpal 11.1, 15.1

  Rajput (caste) c22.1, c37.1

  Rajputana

  Rajputana, S.S. c19.1, c19.2

  Ram Chandra, Baba 06.1, 08.1, c08.2

  Ram, Jagjivan 34.1, 36.1

  Ram (Rama), Lord c01.1, c04.1, c16.1, c38.1, epl.1

  Ram, Mangu

  Ram Janmabhoomi movement

  Ram Navami festival

  Ramabai, Mrs

  Raman, Sir C.V. c22.1, 22.2

  Raman, Lady

  Ramanama

  Ramanujacharya

  Ramasamy, E.V.

  Ramayana 01.1, 09.1, 09.2, 12.1, 30.1

  Ramdhun

  Ramgarh, Congress meeting (1940)

  Rammohan Roy

  Ramrajya

  Ranade, M.G. 01.1, c21.1

  Ranchi

  Rand Daily Mail

  ‘Rangila Rasul’ (pamphlet)

  Rangoon 01.1, 20.1

 

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