Short Report Of Hindu Mahasabha Relief Activities During "calcutta Killing" And "noakhali Carnage"

This short report provides an overview of the relief activities carried out by the Hindu Mahasabha during the Calcutta killing and Noakhali carnage, two violent incidents that occurred during the partition of India. The report details the efforts made by the Hindu Mahasabha to provide assistance and support to those affected by the violence. This is an important primary source for scholars of Indian history and political science.

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