Paper I · 10 History of Telangana & the Statehood Movement · 10.4 Social, cultural and political awakening (to 1947)

10.4.3 Hyderabad State Congress, the Vandemataram movement and Hyderabad in the national movement

Hyderabad State had no elected government and no freedom of meeting, yet the national movement reached it — through the Chanda Railway agitation (1883), Swadeshi, Khilafat and Non-Cooperation, the Telugu press, the Hyderabad State Congress (1938) and its satyagraha, the students' Vandemataram movement (1938), Quit India (1942) and the Join India movement (1947).

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Key terms

  • Chanda Railway agitation 1883
  • Aghorenath Chattopadhyay
  • Mulla Abdul Qayyum
  • Swadeshi
  • Khilafat
  • Non-Cooperation
  • Hyderabad political conferences
  • Kakinada 1923
  • Gasti Nishan 53
  • Mulki League 1935
  • Nizamat Jung
  • People's Convention 1937
  • Haripura resolution
  • Hyderabad State Congress 1938
  • Swami Ramananda Tirtha
  • Govindrao Nanal
  • satyagraha 24 October 1938
  • Vandemataram movement
  • Osmania University
  • Nagpur University
  • P.V. Narasimha Rao
  • Quit India Hyderabad
  • Padmaja Naidu
  • Abid Hasan Safrani
  • Jai Hind
  • Join India movement
  • press
  • Hitabodhini
  • Nilagiri
  • Tenugu
  • Golconda Patrika
  • Rayyat
  • Mandumula Narasinga Rao
  • Imroz
  • Shoebullah Khan

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