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Round Table Conferences 1930–1932 | Causes, Sessions and Results |
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30:12Now PlayingLearn about the Round Table Conferences of 1930–1932 in a simple and easy-to-understand way. This video explains the background, participants, major discussions, outcomes and historical importance of all three conferences.
The British government organized the Round Table Conferences in London to discuss constitutional reforms and the future political system of India. Important issues included federalism, provincial autonomy, minority representation, separate electorates and constitutional safeguards for Indian Muslims.
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