This book explores the relationship between Gandhi and Azad, two key figures in the Indian freedom movement who had differing views on nationalism. It looks at their personal and political differences and how they shaped the course of the movement. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the unique political ideologies and strategies of these two leaders and the impact of their ideas on modern India.

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