Dadabhai Naoroji

Indian politician and Congress president

Dadabhai Naoroji - Leaders & Politicians born September 4th, 1825
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An academic and politician, contributed to the foundation of the Indian National Congress. Advocated for Indian rights and economic reform under British rule. Emphasized the need for self-governance and social reforms. Played a significant role in representing Indian interests to the British government. Engaged in economic critique of colonial policies, particularly regarding taxation and economic exploitation.

Served as the first Indian president of the Indian National Congress in 1885

Published 'Poverty and Un-British Rule in India' highlighting economic issues

Championed the cause of self-governance and political representation

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