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4. Who among the following people established the ‘Swaraj Party’? (A) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Bipin Chandra Pal (B) Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Lala Lajpat Rai (C) Jawaharlal Nehru and Subhas Chandra Bose (D) C.R. Das and Motilal Nehru
In 1923, C.R. Das and Motilal Nehru established the Swaraj Party to achieve India’s self-rule from within British institutions. They aimed to oppose unjust colonial laws through council participation after Gandhi’s Non-Cooperation Movement was suspended. The party combined constitutional struggle anRead more
In 1923, C.R. Das and Motilal Nehru established the Swaraj Party to achieve India’s self-rule from within British institutions. They aimed to oppose unjust colonial laws through council participation after Gandhi’s Non-Cooperation Movement was suspended. The party combined constitutional struggle and nationalist principles, keeping the freedom movement alive in the political sphere. Correct Option: (D) C.R. Das and Motilal Nehru
See lessArrange the following in chronological order and choose the correct option. I. The Treaty of Constantinople II. The defeat of Napoleon III. The granting of more autonomy to Hungarians by the Habsburg rulers IV. The Napoleonic Civil Code Options:
The correct sequence is: IV Napoleonic Civil Code (1804), II Defeat of Napoleon (1815), I Treaty of Constantinople (1832) and III Habsburg autonomy to Hungarians (1867). This order traces Europe’s transformation from Napoleonic legal unification to the spread of nationalism and political autonomy moRead more
The correct sequence is: IV Napoleonic Civil Code (1804), II Defeat of Napoleon (1815), I Treaty of Constantinople (1832) and III Habsburg autonomy to Hungarians (1867). This order traces Europe’s transformation from Napoleonic legal unification to the spread of nationalism and political autonomy movements during the 19th century. Correct Option: (D) IV, II, I, III
See lessA farmer is planning to grow cotton crops in a high temperature area with light rainfall and frost-free days. Which of the following soils is suitable for it?
Black soil, also known as Regur, is best for cotton cultivation. It retains moisture, is rich in iron, lime and magnesium and forms deep cracks that aerate roots. Found in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, it supports cotton’s growth in regions with high temperature, light rainfall and frost-Read more
Black soil, also known as Regur, is best for cotton cultivation. It retains moisture, is rich in iron, lime and magnesium and forms deep cracks that aerate roots. Found in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, it supports cotton’s growth in regions with high temperature, light rainfall and frost-free days. Correct Option: (a) Black soil
See lessIdentify the fibre crop with the help of the following information: • It is known as Golden fibre. • It is extensively cultivated in Odisha and parts of Meghalaya.
The crop is Jute, known as the Golden Fibre, cultivated largely in Odisha, West Bengal and parts of Meghalaya. It thrives in warm, humid climates with alluvial soil. Jute fibre is used for making ropes, sacks, mats and carpets, providing income and employment while contributing to India’s textile anRead more
The crop is Jute, known as the Golden Fibre, cultivated largely in Odisha, West Bengal and parts of Meghalaya. It thrives in warm, humid climates with alluvial soil. Jute fibre is used for making ropes, sacks, mats and carpets, providing income and employment while contributing to India’s textile and export industries. Correct Option: (a) Jute
See lessAssertion (A): Belgium’s ‘community government’ has the power regarding cultural, educational and language-related issues. Reason (R): The State Governments are subordinate to the Central Government in Belgium.
The assertion is true since Belgium’s community government has authority over cultural, educational and language issues, ensuring fair representation. However, the reason is false because state governments in Belgium are not subordinate; instead, the Belgian system follows power-sharing, where bothRead more
The assertion is true since Belgium’s community government has authority over cultural, educational and language issues, ensuring fair representation. However, the reason is false because state governments in Belgium are not subordinate; instead, the Belgian system follows power-sharing, where both levels hold equal status to maintain harmony among different linguistic and cultural groups. Correct Option: (c) (A) is true, but (R) is false.
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