Abhinav Bharat was organized by

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Abhinav Bharat was organized by

ABhai Parmanand

BKhudiram Bose

CVir Savarkar

DNone of these

Akhilesh ? Mar 21 '25 at 23:05

correct answer is: c: Vir Savarkar
Explanation: The Abhinav Bharat Society was a revolutionary organization founded in 1904, with Vinayak Damodar Savarkar as one of its key founders and leaders. He played a significant role in the Indian independence movement and was associated with this group.

• OPTION a: Bhai Parmanand was not the organizer of Abhinav Bharat.
• OPTION b: Khudiram Bose was a revolutionary but not the founder of this society.
• OPTION c: Vir Savarkar was indeed the organizer of Abhinav Bharat.
• OPTION d: Incorrect, as OPTION c is correct.

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Communal electorate in India was introduced through which of the following acts ?

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Communal electorate in India was introduced through which of the following acts ?

A1909

B1919

C1935

DNone of these

Akhilesh ? Mar 21 '25 at 23:02

correct answer is: 1909
Explanation: The communal electorate was introduced through the Indian Councils Act of 1909, known as the Morley-Minto Reforms, which established separate electorates for religious communities.

• OPTION a: 1909
  - Correct, as the Morley-Minto Reforms introduced communal electorates.
• OPTION b: 1919
  - Incorrect, as the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms expanded but did not introduce communal electorates.
• OPTION c: 1935
  - Incorrect, as the Government of India Act of 1935 focused on federal structure, not communal electorates.
• OPTION d: None of these
  - Incorrect, as 1909 is the correct answer.

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Rowlatt Act was passed in the year

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Rowlatt Act was passed in the year

A1917

B1919

C192

D1923

Akhilesh ? Mar 21 '25 at 22:58

correct answer is: 1919
Explanation: The Rowlatt Act, also known as the Black Act, was passed in 1919 by the British government during the tenure of Sir Sidney Arthur Taylor Rowlatt. It was a controversial law that allowed the British to imprison Indians without trial, leading to widespread protests and unrest. This act is notable for being a catalyst for the Non-Cooperation Movement led by Mahatma Gandhi.

• OPTION a (1917): This is incorrect as the Rowlatt Act was passed two years later.
• OPTION b (1919): This is correct as the Rowlatt Act was indeed passed in 1919.
• OPTION c (192): This is incorrect and seems to be a typo, possibly intended to be 1920 or another year, but it is not the correct year.
• OPTION d (1923): This is incorrect as the Rowlatt Act was passed four years earlier.

 

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Which of the following pairs is correct ?

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Which of the following pairs is correct ?

AAshvaghosa —Vikramaditya

BBanabhatta — Harshvardhan

CHarisena — Kanishka

DKalidasa —-Samudragupta

Akhilesh ? Mar 21 '25 at 22:52

correct answer is: OPTION b
Explanation: Banabhatta was a renowned Sanskrit poet and the court poet of King Harshvardhan (Harsha), as he wrote the biography "Harshacharita." The other options incorrectly pair literary figures with rulers from different periods or dynasties.

• OPTION a: Ashvaghosa is associated with Kanishka, not Vikramaditya.
• OPTION b: Correct, as Banabhatta was indeed the court poet of Harshvardhan.
• OPTION c: Harisena was associated with Samudragupta, not Kanishka.
• OPTION d: Kalidasa is linked with Chandragupta II (Vikramaditya), not Samudragupta.

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Sir Charles Wood?s Despatch of 1854 delat with

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Sir Charles Wood?s Despatch of 1854 delat with

AAdministrative reforms

BSocial reforms

CEconomic reforms

DEducational reforms

Akhilesh ? Mar 21 '25 at 22:48

correct answer is: d
Explanation: Sir Charles Wood's Despatch of 1854, also known as the "Wood's Educational Despatch," primarily focused on educational reforms in India. It aimed to expand and systematize education, including the establishment of universities and the allocation of funds for educational infrastructure. This initiative was part of broader efforts to modernize India's education system under British colonial rule.

• OPTION a (Administrative reforms): While administrative reforms were significant during this period, Wood's Despatch specifically targeted education.
• OPTION b (Social reforms): Social reforms, such as those addressing practices like sati, were not the focus of this Despatch.
• OPTION c (Economic reforms): Economic reforms pertained to taxation and land policies, which were not the primary concern of Wood's Despatch.
• OPTION d (Educational reforms): This is correct, as the Despatch was a landmark in the development of India's education system.

 

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