Uncover the often-overlooked possibilities of Left unity in India during the critical era of late colonial India. This compelling study re-examines the United Front movement, proposing it was a more realizable goal for Indian socialists and communists than commonly believed. Delving beyond ideological divides, the book scrutinizes the practical attempts at cooperation between key parties, offering fresh perspectives on their historical interactions. Essential for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian politics, South Asian history, socialism, and communism seeking a deeper understanding of India’s transformative past.