Discover the profound historical, cultural, and economic ties between India and the Pacific region in C. F. Andrews’ compelling book, “India And The Pacific.” This insightful volume delves into the migration of people, trade dynamics, and colonial impacts that have shaped interactions between India and Pacific nations. Andrews meticulously documents the challenges faced by Indian laborers abroad and passionately advocates for their rights. “India And The Pacific” offers a forward-looking perspective on cooperation and mutual advancement, underscoring India’s significant influence on the geopolitical and economic future of the Pacific world. A vital read for understanding this complex relationship.

Explore C. F. Andrews’ insightful critique of the Simon Commission in ‘India And The Simon Report’. This compelling hardcover delves into the British report’s assessment of India’s political future, highlighting its exclusion of Indian voices and its failure to recognize aspirations for self-rule. Andrews, a close associate of Gandhi and Tagore, passionately argues for India’s democratic governance and condemns the colonial administration’s resistance to genuine autonomy. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 184-page English edition (ISBN: 9789370140905) is essential reading for understanding India’s journey towards independence and the nationalist sentiments that fueled it. Discover the historical context and the powerful advocacy for India’s freedom.