1906 in India

The year 1906 in India was marked by significant political and social developments during the British colonial period. One of the most notable events was the formation of the Indian National Congress's moderate faction, which aimed to address issues of self-governance and social reform. The Indian National Congress held its annual session in Calcutta, where it called for constitutional reforms and greater representation for Indians in government. Additionally, 1906 witnessed the beginnings of the Swadeshi movement, promoting the use of indigenous goods in response to British economic policies. The year also experienced a rise in nationalist sentiments among various communities, laying the groundwork for future independence movements. Cultural and educational advancements proliferated, reflecting the growing aspirations of the Indian populace.