Must Read Books On Independence Day: Understanding and valuing India's rich past requires reading literature on the country's freedom movement. These books provide in-depth accounts of the strategies, sacrifices, and challenges faced by the brave freedom fighters during their courageous struggle for independence. Immersing ourselves in these stories helps us grasp the resilience and determination that shaped our nation. This historical perspective not only deepens our appreciation for the freedoms we enjoy today but also strengthens our pride in our heritage.

Moreover, by showcasing the various perspectives and experiences that influenced the independence struggle, these books often enhance our understanding of India's complex path to freedom. Reading them helps us preserve the memory of those who fought for our rights and encourages us to become more informed and engaged citizens, better equipped to contribute to our country's progress. Therefore, we’ve compiled a list of essential books that everyone should read at least once in their lifetime:

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India Divided

This book examines the origins and development of the Hindu-Muslim dispute, discusses various partition plans, evaluates their feasibility, and proposes a new approach.

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India Wins Freedom

Written by Maulana Azad, this book offers a unique perspective on India's independence, sharing his personal experiences and thoughts on liberty and freedom.

Hind Swaraj

Authored by Gandhi and Pranjivan Mehta, this book discusses civilization, conditions, passive resistance, and education. It was banned by the British administration for its seditious content.

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Unhappy India

In response to Katherine Mayo's biased portrayal of India, Lala Lajpat Rai argued that the conditions in the USA and Britain were similar to those in India.

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The Discovery Of India

Written by Jawaharlal Nehru during his four years in prison, this book serves as a tribute to India’s rich cultural heritage and provides a comprehensive overview of Indian philosophy, history, and culture.