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The independence of India was not a result of a forced expulsion of the Empire, as desired by the Quit India Movement; it was rather a confluence of domestic politics and global circumstances. Analyze.
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Syllabus: Freedom Struggle - Various stages, important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country
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