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Q. 2459
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The wrongly paired match among the following is
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Q. 2458
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The first great experiment of Gandhiji in
'Satyagraha' took place in
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- Correct answer: A – South Africa. Gandhi’s first large-scale use of Satyagraha occurred in South Africa (1906-07) against discriminatory pass laws, marking the practical birth of his nonviolent method.
- Why others are incorrect:
- Champaran (B) was a later campaign in 1917 against Indigo taxation in Bihar.
- Dandi (C) refers to the 1930 Salt March, a major later milestone.
- Bardoli (D) was the 1928 agrarian Satyagraha in Gujarat.
Q. 2457
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At which one of the following places was the Pakistan Resolution passed?
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Q. 2456
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The Moplah rebellion of 1921 broke out
in?
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Q. 2455
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The 'Young India' was edited by
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Q. 2454
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Who was the author of the concept of Antyodaya?
Correct answer: Vinoba Bhave
- The concept of Antyodaya, focusing on uplifting the poorest (the "last person"), was introduced by Vinoba Bhave, a close associate of Mahatma Gandhi.
- Other options are less accurate historically:
- A. Sri Aurobindo – renowned for spiritual philosophy, not Antyodaya.
- C. Mahatma Gandhi – advocated broad Inclusive principles, but the specific term and framework of Antyodaya are credited to Vinoba Bhave.
- D. W C Banerjee – 19th-century social reformer, not connected with Antyodaya.
Q. 2453
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In which city was the All India Muslim
League established in 1906?
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Q. 2452
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A public meeting was held on 13th April
1919 in Jallianwala Bagh to
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Q. 2451
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Purna Swaraj Day was observed on
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Q. 2450
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The Quit India campaign was launched by
the National Congress after the failure of the
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- The Quit India Movement (Aug 1942) was launched by the Indian National Congress after the Cripps Mission failed to secure an acceptable constitutional settlement.
- Cripps Mission (Feb–Mar 1942) proposed dominion status but with safeguards; Congress rejected it and decided on mass civil disobedience, leading to Quit India.
- Simla Conference (1945) aimed to discuss constitutional reforms, not the Quit India Movement.
- Cabinet Mission (1946) proposed a framework for interim government after independence, not the cause of Quit India.
- “None of the above” is incorrect because Cripps Mission correctly explains the trigger.
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