- The Viceroy who followed ‘Forward Policy’:
Ans : Lytton
- “Merely a mutiny of soldiers, which took the shape of revolt of people in certain areas” Who said this about the Mutiny of 1857?
Ans : Charles Raikes
- “The greatest son of India after Lord Buddha” who made this description about Gandhiji?
Ans : Rabindranath Tagore
- “The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was not one movement …. it was many” – The above statement has been made by:
Ans : C.A. Bayly
- The permission to mint and issue coins in India was first given to the British East India Company in:
Ans : 1685
- The Peshwa who burnt the British residency at Pune:
Ans : Baji Rao II
- The place that was selected by Gandhiji to break salt law:
Ans : Dandi
- The place where the first war of independence was led by Kunwar Singh:
Ans : Jagdishpur
- The policy of ‘Masterly Inactivity’ is associated with the name of the Governor General:
Ans : John Lawrence
- The political guru of Gandhiji:
Ans : Gopala Krishna Gokhale
- The political guru of K.Kamaraj:
Ans : Satyamurti
- The Poona Pact (1932) upheld :
Ans : Joint electorate with reserved seats for the scheduled
- The portfolio held by Dr.Rajendra Prasad in the interim government formed in 1946:
Ans : Food and Agriculture
- The Portugeuse East India Company was founded in:
Ans : 1628
- The position of the Peshwas became hereditary during the reign of:
Ans : Sahu
- The post of the Secretaty of State for India was created in:
Ans : 1858
- The president of the Swaraj Party was:
Ans : C.R.Das
- The princely states that did not sign the Instrument of Accession by 15th August 1947 were Kashmir, Hyderabad and _____.
Ans : Junagarh
- The publication launched by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in Marathi language:
Ans : Kesari
- The publication launched by Barindrakumar Ghosh and Bhupendernath Dutt in 1906:
Ans : Yugantar
- The publication launched by the British Committee of INC in 1890:
Ans : India
- The publication started by Gandhiji in 1933:
Ans : Harijan
- The publication started by Gandhiji in South Africa:
Ans : Indian Opinion
- The Quit India Day coincides with the anniversary of _____.
Ans : Kakori train robbery
- “We do not ask favours, we only want justice”, these were the words of ______
Ans : Dadabhai Naoroji
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