KnowraIndian National CongressLinked fromLinked fromThe 73 pages that link to Indian National Congress, each with the reason it gives.All 73Broader topic 3Related 52Narrower topic 5Compared with 13All-India Muslim LeagueCompared with: Its all-India nationalist program often clashed with the League’s claims about Muslim representation.Bharatiya Janata PartyCompared with: It is the BJP’s principal national rival and offers a contrasting account of Indian nationalism.Pakistan MovementCompared with: Its vision of a united independent India differed from the League’s demand for Pakistan.Dravidian movementCompared with: The Congress lost its long dominance in Madras State as Dravidian parties gained electoral power.Indian National ArmyCompared with: Congress pursued independence chiefly through political mobilization, unlike the INA’s armed campaign.Narendra ModiCompared with: Congress offers the principal national-party alternative to Modi’s BJP.Rashtriya Swayamsevak SanghCompared with: The RSS developed outside the Congress-led nationalist movement and pursued a distinct conception of nationhood.Tamil Nadu politicsCompared with: Congress once dominated the state, but lost power to a Dravidian party in 1967.Janata PartyCompared with: The Janata Party’s 1977 victory ended Congress’s continuous dominance of national government.Aga Khan IIICompared with: Its broad nationalist claims differed from his emphasis on safeguards for Muslims as a distinct political community.Lord MountbattenCompared with: Its leaders sought a united transfer of power, while Mountbatten accepted partition as the route to an accelerated handover.Shyama Prasad MukherjeeCompared with: Mukherjee entered national politics as an opponent of Congress leadership and policy.History of PakistanCompared with: Its political program competed with the Muslim League’s proposals for Muslim representation.