Labour Party (India)

The Labour Party (India) was a political organization founded in 1925 that aimed to represent workers' interests and promote social justice through socialist ideals. It sought to address issues like workers' rights, fair wages, and improved working conditions, advocating for a more equitable society. Although it was influential during the Indian independence movement, it eventually dissolved or merged with other political groups as India’s political landscape evolved. Its legacy lies in emphasizing the importance of labor rights and social justice in Indian politics.