Discover the legacy of South Asian resistance in Britain between 1858 and 1947. This compelling account unveils the radical discourse and political activism of the Indian diaspora, challenging imperial rule and racial injustices. Learn about pioneering figures like Sophia Duleep Singh and Shapurji Saklatvala, their fight for equality, and their impact on movements for women’s suffrage and international socialism. Essential reading for understanding Indian contributions to British society and the foundations of multiculturalism. Ideal for history students and enthusiasts of Indian diaspora studies.