Age Group: 12+ Years

Number of Pages: 150

Description:

How do ordinary people change the course of a country? This thought-provoking book explores ten protest movements that shaped modern India, from the Quit India Movement and the Chipko Movement to the Anti-Hindi Agitation, the Telangana Movement and the farmers' protests. Clear, engaging chapters explain why each movement began, who led it, and how collective action reshaped laws, rights and public debate. Written for curious young readers, it encourages them to think critically about democracy, citizenship and the power of a peaceful voice. A timely, accessible introduction to the people and moments behind India's democratic story.