They basially believe in Indian Freedom, they are different in how they act to promote that freedom.
in my opinion , it is the extremists who were better.. . their ideas and their role in freedom movt. is astonishing. there is no point in calling them extremists . they are infact patriots..
extremists were the people who were violent and wants only independence and dont wants and other new policy moderates were the people who were not voilent and want that indian government should also there in legislative assembly and want the britishers because they think that britishers are useful for us and with them only our india will be independent
it was used to awake the illeterate people of INDIA
shri varahgiri venkata giri
he started an Indian revolution and brought coloured people more freedom and political power by protesting non violently.
Surat did not split. the indian national congress split into two (radicals and moderates) during the session in surat in 1907
Bal Ganghadar Tilak, Bipin Chandra Pal, Lala Lajpat Rai and Aurobondo Gosh these names appear in extremists list. They vigourously fought with British rules.
Surat Session (1907)
It split into two parts-Moderates and Extremists in 1907 at Surat session of INC
extremists were the people who were violent and wants only independence and dont wants and other new policy moderates were the people who were not voilent and want that indian government should also there in legislative assembly and want the britishers because they think that britishers are useful for us and with them only our india will be independent
Indian History
This is where everythin started.
The struggle for India's freedom is believed to have started in the early 1800s. The Indian independence movement officially started in 1857.Ê
Indira Gandhi
i think 30-35
moderates and radicles are the our world eople of
American freedom struggle is through wars and bloodshed killing the Native Indians whereas the Indian struggle was a peaceful one - though with the blood of the sacrifices of martyrs..
bipin chandra pal