Integration of the Indian States
V.P. Menon
When on August 1947 India became an Independent Dominion in the British
Commonwealth of Nations, one of the largest unresolved problems facing
it was the presence of 554 princely states within its boundaries. The
British Government had announced that with their departure these States
would become independent. It was widely feared that the new Dominion
would break up on this account. Yet by the time the new constitution
came into force on 26 January 1950, all the states had been integrated
into the pattern of the Republic. The book is first authoritative
account of that magnificent achievement.
Commonwealth of Nations, one of the largest unresolved problems facing
it was the presence of 554 princely states within its boundaries. The
British Government had announced that with their departure these States
would become independent. It was widely feared that the new Dominion
would break up on this account. Yet by the time the new constitution
came into force on 26 January 1950, all the states had been integrated
into the pattern of the Republic. The book is first authoritative
account of that magnificent achievement.
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Anno:
2021
Casa editrice:
Orient BlackSwan
Lingua:
english
Pagine:
534
ISBN 10:
8125054510
ISBN 13:
9788125054511
ISBN:
B0827Y52HB
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EPUB, 1.12 MB
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