National Conference (India)

The Indian National Conference, also known as the All India States and Territories Conference, was an important political gathering during British India’s colonial period. It aimed to promote Indian unity, discuss issues related to governance, and advocate for political reforms. The conference brought together leaders, intellectuals, and representatives from various regions to coordinate efforts for greater self-rule and social progress. Although it was independent of the official colonial government, it played a significant role in fostering nationalist aspirations and shaping India's struggle for independence.