1911 in India

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1911 in India

The year 1911 in India was marked by significant political and social developments amid the backdrop of British colonial rule. It witnessed the historic Delhi Durbar, held to commemorate the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, which was notable for being the first Durbar attended by a British monarch since 1903. This event symbolized the British Empire's dominion over India and was characterized by elaborate ceremonies and displays of splendor. Additionally, 1911 saw the introduction of the Delhi-Lahore railway line, enhancing connectivity in the region. The year also marked an increase in nationalist sentiment, as various political organizations began advocating for self-rule, setting the stage for future movements aimed at independence.