Round Table Conference

The Round Table Conference was a series of meetings held in London between 1930 and 1932, involving British and Indian leaders. Its purpose was to discuss and negotiate political reforms in India, particularly around self-governance and the future relationship between India and Britain. The unique aspect was that discussions were held in a round table format, symbolizing equality among participants. These conferences aimed to find common ground for India's independence movement within the framework of British rule and to address various communal and political concerns of different Indian communities.