
Forward Bloc
If you go down the League Against Gandhist, and proceed down the Forward Bloc plan you will end up with Subhas Chandra Bose as its leader. This is a more militant stance towards the British, with the end goal of leading a war of independence. The War against the British will start when you complete Give Me Blood And I Will Give You Freedom, and which states join you in the civil war will be determined by how big the resistance is.










Hindutva
The Hindutva branch focuses on forming Akhand Bharat, or Greater India. It is an expansionist route where you try to take control of all key states, with a tiered formable. How it works is that you target a country and instantly gain cores on all those required states. You will not be able to continue claiming more countries until you control every state that you previously claimed.



Netaji
If you want to, you can also keep Bose as leader.



Reds in the Shadow
Going back a bit, if you go to the right (sorry!), you can find the communist path. Historically the communist movement was suppressed by the British, so they were forced to remain in the shadows.




The East India Company
Taking a step back, at the start of the game the Raj now starts with the Great Depression, similar to other TfV trees like Australia and Canada. This is removed quite early on in the Industrial tree going down the Independence path, but you also have a mutually exclusive choice to make, to deal with the depression immediately.
















The Mughal Empire
At long last, we end with the restoration of the Mughal Empire. As with the EIC path, it begins with price controls going wrong, but instead of looking to the future, you look for stability in the past. You achieve this by stirring discontent in the Northern parts of Pakistan.








