Revolutionary, left, peasant and labour movements
Peasant movements from the Indigo revolt to Tebhaga and Telangana
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- Bengal indigo revolt led by Digambar and Bishnu Biswas, Dinabandhu Mitra's Neel Darpan 1860, Indigo Commission 1860, support of Hindu Patriot and missionaries
- Pabna agrarian league 1873 against zamindar rent enhancement; Deccan riots 1875 against moneylenders, Deccan Agriculturists' Relief Act 1879
- UP Kisan Sabha 1918, Awadh Kisan Sabha 1920 with Baba Ramchandra; Eka movement 1921-22 in Hardoi, Bahraich and Sitapur under Madari Pasi, not led by taluqdars or the Congress
- Malabar Mappila rising 1921 from Khilafat-Non-Cooperation into anti-landlord and communal violence
- Bardoli 1928 against a 22 percent revenue enhancement, Vallabhbhai Patel earns the title Sardar, Broomfield-Maxwell inquiry
- AIKS founded Lucknow 1936 with Swami Sahajanand Saraswati as president and N.G. Ranga; Faizpur agrarian programme
- Tebhaga 1946-47 in Bengal for two-thirds share to bargadars (Floud Commission); Telangana armed struggle 1946-51 against Nizam's jagirdars; Punnapra-Vayalar 1946
- Nineteenth-century peasant movements: economic grievances, immediate exploiters, legal resistance and political limits
- Regional Kisan movements in 1937-39: Kerala, Andhra, Bihar bakasht struggles and Punjab