India for Indians

India for Indians by Chitta Ranjan Das is a passionate and influential work that advocates for Indian self-rule and independence from British colonial rule. Written during the early 20th century the book reflects Das's nationalist ideas and his belief in the necessity of self-governance for India. As a prominent figure in the Indian freedom movement Das emphasizes the importance of national unity self-reliance and political awakening in India urging Indians to shed colonial influences and take charge of their own destiny.The book also critiques the British colonial administration highlighting its exploitative policies and the adverse effects they had on India's economic social and cultural fabric. Das calls for Indians to embrace their heritage culture and values while working toward political freedom. India for Indians is not only a powerful expression of patriotism but also an intellectual call to action offering insights into the political climate of India during the early stages of the struggle for independence. It remains an important work in the context of India’s journey toward freedom.