Lucknow Session

The Lucknow Session was a significant meeting held in 1916 by the Indian National Congress, a major political organization fighting for India's independence. It was held in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. During this session, leaders debated and agreed on the formulation of a new political strategy called the "Gandhi-Irwin Pact," which aimed to improve relations with the British government. The session also marked a shift towards more active resistance and self-rule efforts. Overall, it played a vital role in uniting Indian leaders and shaping the future course of India's fight for independence.