Author(s): Deepak Dwivedi¹, Dr. B. K. Sharma², Prof. (Dr.) Shailendra Kumar Sharma³

Abstract:

The Indian freedom struggle was a multi-dimensional movement, combining political, social, and economic objectives. Within this context, socialist ideology exerted a profound influence on the trajectory, methods, and objectives of the nationalist movement between 1917 and 1947. Socialism in India was not merely a set of economic prescriptions imported from Europe; it was a contextualized framework that addressed the unique social hierarchies, economic inequalities, and cultural particularities of Indian society. This chapter explores the impact of socialist ideology across four major dimensions: ideological influence, organizational strategies, social mobilization, and contributions to post-independence policy frameworks.

Keywords: socialist ideology, Social Mobilization, Nationalism.

DOI: 10.61165/sk.publisher.v13i1.5

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Impact of Socialist Ideology in the Indian Freedom Struggle (1917–1947)

Pages:22-25