The Punjab In 1920's (A Case Study of Muslims)

1. The Khilafat Movement and Non-Cooperation Movement: The Emergence ofhte Khilafat Movement: Formation of Khilafat committees in the Punjab The Growth of the Khilafat Movement, (January to August, 1920) Hijrat, Non-Cooperation, Education, the Swadeshi Movement, The Panchayat Movement, the temperance movement, Boycott of Local Government and councils, Provincial conferences, Volunter organization, Civil Disobedience, Suspension of Civil Disobedience, Abolition of Khilafat. 2. Dyarchy working of the System: The Rural and urban Characteristics of the Reforms, The Rural issue, The Urban Issue, Elections, (a) constituencies, (b) Registration of voters, The first Election 1920, First Elected Council, The Second Election 1923, The Second council, The Third Election 1926, Parties and Groups, The Unionist Party, Hindu Opposition, The Appointment and Functions of Ministers, The working of (i) The First Reformed Council, (ii) The Second reform Council, (iii) The third Reform Council, Legislation. 3. Communal Antagonism: Causes of Antagonism, Communal Movements and organizations, The Shudhi and Sangathan movements: Shudhi Sangathan, Tabligh and Tanzim organizations: Tabligh tanzim, The All parties Muslim Conference, Anti Islamic Literature, Sair-i-Dozakh, Case of the Muslim Outlook, Anti-Government Muslim Resentment, The Hindu Reaction to the Vartman Case, The Prosecution of the Light, Pajpal ‘s Murder, The economic Boycott, The Reactivation of the Arya Samaj, Riots, (i) The Muslim Riots of 1922, (ii) Arya Samaj and Proselytization, (iii) Riots in Amritsar, (iv) Riot in Rawalpindi, (v) Lahore Riots, (vi) 1928 Riots, Attempts at Unity, The Second Unity conference. 4. The Role of Punjab Muslims in The Constitutional Development of India: the reforms enquire committee, The Delhi Proposals and their opposition in Punjab, the Indian Statutory commission report, The Lahore Session, Nehru Report, Lord Irwin’s announcement on Constitutional Goal and the Muslim Reaction, Campaign of 56 per cent, the Punjab and the Centre, The Simon commission and the Punjab. 5. The Socio-Religious and Economic Development of the Muslims: Artisan classes and their position, Mobility and Mutual relations, Religion and the Muslims, (i) The Wahhabi Controversy, (ii) The Ahmadiyya Sect, (iii) Muslims versus non-Muslims education Policy, Public Services, Muslim representation in Judicial Branch, The Rural Representation in the Public services, The Institutions of local Government, (i) District Boards, (ii) Municipal committees, (iii) The Lahore Municipal committee, Elections; Press and Publication. Conclusion, Glossary, Bibliography, Confidential, Index.

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