All India States Peoples Conference

The All India States Peoples Conference was an organization founded in 1927 to represent the interests of princely states and their populations within India. It aimed to promote political awareness, social reform, and administrative cooperation among rulers and citizens of these states during British rule. The conference sought to advocate for the rights of people in princely states, encourage their integration into a unified India, and address issues like governance, development, and social justice, playing a significant role in India's political evolution leading up to independence.