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Q. 1115
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All India Trade Union Congress was established in :
A 1920
B 1924
C 1925
D 1930
Correct Option:
A [ 1920 ]
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The correct answer is 1920. All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) was formed in 1920 as India’s first national trade union center, bringing together various regional unions to coordinate strikes, negotiations, and workers’ rights. The creation marked a milestone in organized labor movements, linking local struggles to a national platform. The other years (1924, 1925, 1930) are not the founding year of AITUC.
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AITUC is considered the oldest national trade union center in India.
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AITUC was established in 1920 as India's first national trade union center.
Q. 1114
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The rating of Royal Indian Navy (RIN) rose in open mutiny in :
A 1946
B 1945
C 1943
D None of these
Correct Option:
A [ 1946 ]
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Q. 1113
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Netaji inaugurated the Government of Free India in 1943 at :
A Japan
B Burma
C Kabul
D Singapore
Correct Option:
D [ Singapore ]
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Q. 1112
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The Anglicists wanted to promote :
A Western education
B Indigenous system of education
C Indian vernacular languages
D Indian classical languages
Correct Option:
A [ Western education ]
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Correct option: A — The Anglicists pushed for Western education, meaning English-language schooling, Western curriculum, and practical subjects to modernize India under British rule.
Why others are incorrect:
B (Indigenous system of education): This aligns more with the Orientalists who favored traditional Indian learning.
C (Indian vernacular languages): Anglicists promoted English, not vernacular languages.
D (Indian classical languages): The focus was on English and modern subjects, not promoting classical languages.
Q. 1111
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Rabindranath Tagore gave up his Knight-hood in protest against the :
A Rowlatt Act
B Jallianwala Bagh incident
C Partition of Bengal Proposal
D Formation of All India Muslim League
Correct Option:
B [ Jallianwala Bagh incident ]
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Q. 1110
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The name of Pritilata Waddadar is associated with :
Pritilata Waddadar was a female revolutionary from Bengal who participated in the Chittagong uprising against British rule. She is best known for her role in the Chittagong youth movement’s activities during 1930–1934 and for leading an attack connected with this movement. The correct association is with the Chittagong youth revolt in that period, not with the other events listed.
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Pritilata Waddedar died in 1932 after an attack on a European club in Chittagong.
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Pritilata Waddedar is associated with the Chittagong youth uprising (1930–1934).
Q. 1109
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Birsa was the name of the leader of :
A Indigo revolt
B Deccan riot
C Munda rebellion
D Moploh rebellion
Correct Option:
C [ Munda rebellion ]
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Q. 1108
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Who was popularly known as 'Frontier Gandhi' ?
A Gopal Krishna Gokhle
B Abdullah Rasul
C Khan Abdul Guffar Khan
D Nawab Salimullah
Correct Option:
C [ Khan Abdul Guffar Khan ]
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Q. 1107
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Which one of the following indicates the correct chronological order of the national movements?
(A) Non-cooperation movement, Civil Disobedience movement, Quit India movement, Swadeshi movement.
(B) Quit India movement, Non-cooperation movement, Swadeshi movement, Civil disobedience movement.
(C) Swadeshi movement, Non-cooperation movement, Civil disobedience movement, Quit India movement.
(D) Civil disobedience movement, Swadeshi movement, Quit India movement, Non-cooperation movement.
A Non-cooperation movement, Civil disobedience movement, Quit India movement, Swadeshi movement.
B Quit India movement, Non-cooperation movement, Swadeshi movement, Civil disobedience movement.
C Swadeshi movement, Non-cooperation movement, Civil disobedience movement, Quit India movement.
D Civil disobedience movement, Swadeshi movement, Quit India movement, Non-cooperation movement.
Correct Option:
C [ Swadeshi movement, Non-cooperation movement, Civil disobedience movement, Quit India movement. ]
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The correct sequence starts with the Swadeshi movement, followed by the Non-cooperation movement, then the Civil Disobedience movement, and finally the Quit India movement. Swadeshi emerged as a response to partition and emphasized indigenous goods and national education. Non-cooperation broadened the protest to boycott British institutions and goods. Civil Disobedience involved breaking laws non-violently, notably through the Salt March and defiance of government rules. Quit India called for an outright demand for independence and mass protest. The other options mix these movements out of chronological order, which breaks the historical sequence.
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak and others popularized the Swadeshi movement as a method of economic and political self-reliance.
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Swadeshi precedes Non-cooperation, which precedes Civil Disobedience, which precedes Quit India.
Q. 1106
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In the year 1912 the capital of India was shifted from Calcutta to :
