Modern India- Questions & Answers - 45
1201. The Viceroy who followed ‘Forward Policy’:
Lytton
1202. “Merely a mutiny of soldiers, which took the shape of the revolt of people in certain areas” Who said this about the Mutiny of 1857?
Charles Raikes
1203. “The greatest son of India after Lord Buddha” who made this description about Gandhiji?
Rabindranath Tagore
1204. “The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was not one movement …. it was many”
– The above statement has been made by:
C.A. Bayly
1205. The permission to mint and issue coins in India was first given to the British East India Company in
1685
1206. The Peshwa who burnt the British residency at Pune:
Baji Rao II
1207. The place that was selected by Gandhiji to break salt law:
Dandi
1208. The place where the first war of independence was led by Kunwar Singh:
Jagdishpur
1209. The policy of ‘Masterly Inactivity’ is associated with the name of the Governor General: John Lawrence
1210. The political guru of Gandhiji:
Gopala Krishna Gokhale
1211. The political guru of K.Kamaraj:
Satyamurti
1212. The Poona Pact (1932) upheld :
Joint elector-ate with reserved seats for the scheduled
1213. The portfolio held by Dr.Rajendra Prasad in the interim government formed in 1946: Food and Agriculture
1214. The Portuguese East India Company was founded in:
1628
1215. The position of the Peshwas became hereditary during the reign of:
Sahu
1216. The post of the Secretary of State for India was created in:
1858
1217. The president of the Swaraj Party was:
C.R.Das
1218. The princely states that did not sign the Instrument of Accession by 15th August 1947 were Kashmir, Hyderabad and _____.
Junagarh
1219. The publication launched by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in the Marathi language:
Kesari
1220. The publication launched by Barindrakumar Ghosh and Bhupendernath Dutt in 1906:
Yugantar
1221. The publication launched by the British Committee of INC in 1890:
India
1222. The publication started by Gandhiji in 1933:
Harijan
1223. The publication started by Gandhiji in South Africa:
Indian Opinion
1224. The Quit India Day coincides with the anniversary of _____.
Kakori train robbery
1225. “We do not ask favours, we only want justice”, these were the words of .............
Dadabhai Naoroji
Lytton
1202. “Merely a mutiny of soldiers, which took the shape of the revolt of people in certain areas” Who said this about the Mutiny of 1857?
Charles Raikes
1203. “The greatest son of India after Lord Buddha” who made this description about Gandhiji?
Rabindranath Tagore
1204. “The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was not one movement …. it was many”
– The above statement has been made by:
C.A. Bayly
1205. The permission to mint and issue coins in India was first given to the British East India Company in
1685
1206. The Peshwa who burnt the British residency at Pune:
Baji Rao II
1207. The place that was selected by Gandhiji to break salt law:
Dandi
1208. The place where the first war of independence was led by Kunwar Singh:
Jagdishpur
1209. The policy of ‘Masterly Inactivity’ is associated with the name of the Governor General: John Lawrence
1210. The political guru of Gandhiji:
Gopala Krishna Gokhale
1211. The political guru of K.Kamaraj:
Satyamurti
1212. The Poona Pact (1932) upheld :
Joint elector-ate with reserved seats for the scheduled
1213. The portfolio held by Dr.Rajendra Prasad in the interim government formed in 1946: Food and Agriculture
1214. The Portuguese East India Company was founded in:
1628
1215. The position of the Peshwas became hereditary during the reign of:
Sahu
1216. The post of the Secretary of State for India was created in:
1858
1217. The president of the Swaraj Party was:
C.R.Das
1218. The princely states that did not sign the Instrument of Accession by 15th August 1947 were Kashmir, Hyderabad and _____.
Junagarh
1219. The publication launched by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in the Marathi language:
Kesari
1220. The publication launched by Barindrakumar Ghosh and Bhupendernath Dutt in 1906:
Yugantar
1221. The publication launched by the British Committee of INC in 1890:
India
1222. The publication started by Gandhiji in 1933:
Harijan
1223. The publication started by Gandhiji in South Africa:
Indian Opinion
1224. The Quit India Day coincides with the anniversary of _____.
Kakori train robbery
1225. “We do not ask favours, we only want justice”, these were the words of .............
Dadabhai Naoroji
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