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Get startedKey Events Leading to Independence and Partition (1945-1947)
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- 1945
- Labour Party wins in Britain
- World War II ends
- 1946
- Cabinet Mission arrives
- Direct Action Day riots
- Interim Government formed
- 1947
- Mountbatten becomes Viceroy
- Mountbatten Plan announced
- Indian Independence Act passed
- Independence and Partition
Timeline of Independence and Partition (1942-1947)
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- 1945
- Labour Party wins
- World War II ends
- 1946
- Cabinet Mission arrives
- Direct Action Day riots
- Interim Government formed
- 1947
- Mountbatten becomes Viceroy
- Mountbatten Plan announced
- Independence Act passed
- India and Pakistan created
Timeline of Events (1945-1947)
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- 1945
- Labour Party comes to power in Britain
- Feb 1946
- Cabinet Mission arrives in India
- July 1946
- Constituent Assembly elections
- Aug 16 1946
- Direct Action Day and Calcutta riots
- Sep 1946
- Interim Government formed under Nehru
- Mar 1947
- Lord Mountbatten becomes Viceroy
- June 3 1947
- Mountbatten Plan announced
- July 16 1947
- Indian Independence Act passed
- Aug 15 1947
- Independence and Partition
The final phase of India’s freedom struggle, leading from constitutional negotiations and rising conflict to Partition, independence, and the emergence of two dominions.
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- The final phase of India’s freedom struggle, leading from constitutional negotiations and rising conflict to Partition, independence, and the emergence of two dominions.
- British policy shift after 1945
- Reasons for sending the Cabinet Mission
- Cabinet Mission
- Cabinet Mission Plan
- Provincial grouping under the plan
- Constituent Assembly
- Interim Government under Cabinet Mission Plan
- Congress reaction
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