India, Old and New
1921
Published in 1921, 'India, Old and New' by Sir Chirol is a historical account examining India's political landscape under British rule from 1765 to 1947. The book discusses the evolution of Indian society, the rise of nationalism, and the challenges of transitioning to self-governance, particularly in the context of the 1921 inauguration of new representative institutions in Delhi. Chirol critiques the complexities of civil rights and cultural identity amid socio-political unrest, highlighting the historical significance of Delhi as a focal point of Hindu and Muslim legacies.
