Description
The Dilemma in India by Sir Reginald Henry Craddock is a critical analysis of the political and social issues in British-ruled India. Written in the early 20th century, the book explores the tensions between the British colonial government and growing Indian nationalism. Craddock, a strong critic of Indian independence movements, argues that British control was essential for stability and progress. He addresses the challenges faced by the British administration in maintaining control, while also highlighting the complexities of governance in a diverse and politically restless India. The book reflects Craddock’s perspective on colonial policies and the struggle for Indian self-rule.
