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Indian History One Liners
251. Who can be considered as the most useful and important reform of Lord Curzon, especially in relation to people living in undivided Punjab province – Agricultural reforms
252. Who had passed the Indian University School Act – Lord Litton
253. Who was the pioneer of local autonomy in India- Ripon
254. From which station was the rail journey started in India for the first time in 1853 – Bombay (Mumbai)
255. Who was established under Pitts India Act- Board of Control
256. Who established the Supreme Court in Calcutta – Regulatory Act of 1773
257. Who started the system of communal constituencies in India – Minto Marley Reforms of 1909
258. The important feature of which act was provincial autonomy – 1935
259. The person who introduced the notion of bicameral in the 1919 Act was- Montague
260. 1921 Narendra Mandal or Chamber of Princes was started by- Duke of Cannaught
261. The Government of India Act, 1935 was based on- Simon Commission
262. In which year Lala Lajpat Rai was deported and sent to Mandalay for organizing agrarian movement in Punjab- 1907
263. Gandhiji’s movement for boycott of foreign goods was aimed at- encouraging cottage industries.
264. On which date India got the status of jurisdiction – August 15, 1947
265. Gandhiji was a true supporter of- cottage industries.
266. In whose failure Swaraj Party was formed later- Non-Cooperation Movement
267. Motilal Nehru and Chittaranjan Das were founding members of- the Swaraj Party
268. Whom was the Round Table Conference held in London to discuss – the future Constitution of India
269. Who was the first woman President of Congress- Mrs. Annie Besant
270. When the Mountbatten Plan of Independence was accepted, who was the President of the Indian National Congress at that time – Archai J.B. Kripalani
271. Which party was founded by Subhash Chandra Bose after leaving the Indian National Congress – Forward Block
272. Who was the founder of Azad Hind Fauj- Subhash Chandra Bose
273. Subhash Chandra Bose hoisted the flag of the Indian National Army in a city on April 12, 1944, which state is currently in which state – Manipur
274. How many delegates attended the first session of the Indian National Congress – 72
275. Who was the founder of Indian National Congress- A.O. Hume
276. Khilafat Movement movement was started to protest against the humiliation of the- Turkish Khalifa
277. In 1916, Indian National Congress and Muslim League came close to each other – in Lucknow
278. Where and in what year was the split between the soft party and the hot party – in 1907 Surat session of the Congress
279 Lala Lajpat Rai was protesting against whom when he became a victim of police brutality – Simon Commission
280. Poona agreement was signed between Mahatma Gandhi and- B. R. Ambedkar
281. Homerule League was established during- World War I
282. Muslim League was founded in which year – 1906
283. The nationalist leaders of India boycotted the Simon Commission because- all the members of the commission were British.
284. Who was the founder of ‘Servants of India Society’ – G.K. Gokhale
285. The High Court of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay came into existence during the tenure of which Viceroy – Lord Canning
283. Who was Bal Gangadhar Nilak called his political guru- Dadabhai Naoroji
284. When was the Gandhi-Ivrin agreement signed – March 5, 1931
285. Who was the chairman of the State Reorganization Commission which recommended re-demarcation of states on linguistic basis- Fazal Ali
286. Gandhiji was influenced by whose writings- Leo Tolstoy
287. Who coined the term Satyagraha – Gandhi
288. Who went to meet Gandhiji in South Africa- Gopal Krishna Gokhale
289. Where did Mahatma Gandhi go to run the Satyagraha movement among the workers of cotton textile factories in 1918 – Ahmedabad
290. From which movement did Mahatma Gandhi enter Indian politics – Champaran movement
291. The only AICC headed by Gandhiji. Where was the convention held- Belgaum
292. Where did the Salt Satyagraha end – Dandi
293. In 1939, Subhash Chandra Bose was elected President of the Congress Party by defeating- Pattabhi Sitaramayya
294. Why was the Cabinet Mission sent to India – to set up a constitutional system for transfer of power
295. What was the main reason for starting the Quit India Movement in 1942 – failure of Cripps Mission
296. Quit India movement was started in 1942 – August
297. Where was the parallel government formed during the Quit India Movement- Ballia
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