About the Book: Gandhi and the Hindu-Muslim Conflict by Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee examines the complex history of Hindu-Muslim relations from the Khilafat Movement to the Partition of India. Focusing on Mahatma Gandhi, the book critically explores the ideas of Muhammad Ali, Iqbal, Ambedkar, Vivekananda, Aurobindo, and Savarkar, while examining the rise of communal politics and violence. Drawing on eyewitness accounts and historical records, it investigates the psychology and political consequences of communalism, religious conflict, Direct Action Day, and Partition. An insightful work for readers interested in Indian history, politics, Gandhi, communalism, and the Partition of India.