Synopsis The demand for Constitutional Reforms have deep learning on the political through of our prominent leaders for moderate concessions in the first decade of the 20 century. Day by day, there was a feeling among the members of the Legislative Assembly that educated Indians should have more representation in several facts of administration. Therefore there was a need for new dimensions which could be helpful to the majority of Indians. In this volume there is comprehensive coverage of Morley-Minto Reforms, Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms, Government of India Act, 1935, the Provincial autonomy under new constitution, India and the impact of Second World War, the Pakistan Resolution and the Cripps Mission. Thus the volume deals with the crucial period of more than three decades. The volume would be useful for teachers, researchers, students and Parliamentarians in India and abroad.