Governors-General and Viceroys of British India - 09

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Governors-General and Viceroys of British India - 09
216. The Viceroy during the Dandi March of Gandhiji:
Irwin

217. The Viceroy during the partition of Bengal:
Curzon

218. The Viceroy during the second Anglo-Afghan war:
Lytton

219. The Viceroy during whose reign Indian Coinage and Paper Currency Act was passed:
Curzon

220. The Viceroy during whose tenure the Defence of India Act was passed in 1915:
Hardinge II

221. The Viceroy during whose tenure the new Central Legislative Assembly Buiding was inaugurated:
Irwin

222. The viceroy Lord Irwin escaped unhurt from a bomb blast in Delhi-Agra route in 1929 who thanked God for the narrow escape, condemned the revolutionary act through his article ‘The Cult of Bomb’?
Mahatma Gandhi

223. The Viceroy of British India during the formation of Indian National Congress-
Dufferin

224. The Viceroy of British India who published ‘The Annals of Rural Bengal” and “A Comparative Dictionary of the NonAryan Languages of India”:
Ripon

225. The Viceroy of British India who resigned over the question of Egypt:
Ripon

226. The Viceroy of India during the Indigo revolt of 1859-60:
Canning

227. The Viceroy of India when the Congress Socialist Party was established? Wellington

228. The Viceroy of India when the ‘Imperial Legislative Council’ was brought into existence?
Canning

229. The viceroy of India who was a poet, novelist and an essayist of repute:
Lytton

230. The Viceroy of India who wrote a novel titled Lucile in 1860:
Lytton

231. The Viceroy to whom Mahatma Gandhi wrote a letter in 1930 putting him before an eleven point programme?
Irwin

232. The Viceroy when Aligarh Muslim University (1920) was established: Chelmsford

233. The Viceroy when Arms Act was introduced in 1878:
Lytton

234. The Viceroy when the British Parliament passed the Indian Independence Bill:
Mountbatten

235. The Viceroy when Bundelkhand and Rajputana were affected by famines?
John Lawrence

236. The Viceroy when Burma was separated from India in 1937:
Linlithgow

237. The Viceroy when Cripps’ Mission visited India:
Linlithgow

238. Name Who delegated W.W.Hunter to prepare the ‘Imperial Gazetteer of India’?
Mayo

239. The Viceroy during the INA Trial at Red Fort:
Wavell

240. The Viceroy during the Mopla revolt of 1921:
Reading

241. The Viceroy during the Naval Mutiny of 1946:
Wavell

242. The only Viceroy of British India who was assassinated:
Mayo

243. The revolutionary who issued a ‘Yugantar Circular’ praising the attack on Lord Hardinge on 23rd December 1912:
Lala Hardayal

244. The second Viceroy of India:
Elgin I

245. The Viceroy at the time of Bardoli Satyagraha by Sardar Patel:
Irwin