The Emergence of Indian Nationalism

In the era of British rule, discontent brewed like a lowkey skibidi toilet party. The people of India, from peasants to professionals, began to vibe on the same edge of dissatisfaction. They realized the British were goons, hoarding resources meant for all. The intellectuals and activists formed dank associations like the Indian National Congress, which was basically the sigma male move to claim India for Indians. Everyone was questioning who this country was for, and the answer was clear: it was for all classes, colors, and creeds. This unity sparked a fire that fueled the national movement, ready to ship out colonial control.