The Belgaum Session of the Indian National Congress, held in December 1924, was a significant turning point in the freedom movement.

   Held under the leadership of Gandhi, this session remains unique as the only Congress meeting chaired by Gandhi himself.

    The session was held at a time when the Congress was rethinking its approach to the struggle for independence. The aftermath of the Non-Cooperation Movement had led to divisions within the Congress, and there were differing opinions on the future direction of the movement.

   This session occurred at a time when Gandhi was emerging as the central figure of the Indian freedom movement, advocating for a distinctive strategy of nonviolent resistance to British colonial rule.

   The Belgaum Session not only highlighted Gandhi’s growing influence but also set the stage for several significant developments in the fight for....