301. Who founded Social Service League in 1911?
N.M.Joshi
302. Who laid the foundation of the Indian Patriotic Association in 1888?
Syed Ahmed Khan
303. By which of the following for the first time, the British government recognized the “Right of Dominion” for India?
Cripp’s Mission
304. Who was the founder of Khudai Khitmatgars
(Servants of God)? Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
305. Who founded Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan in 1938?
K.M.Munshi
306. The publication launched by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in the Marathi language:
Kesari
307. The founder of Arya Samaj:
Dayanand Saraswati
308. The founder of Atmiya Sabha and Brahmasamaj:
Raja Ram Mohun Roy
309. Who started the journals ‘Al Hilal’ and ‘Al Balal’?
Abul Kalam Azad
310. The publication started by Mahatma Gandhi in South Africa:
Indian Opinion
311. The retired British civil servant who was instrumental in the formation of the Indian National Congress in 1885:
A.O.Hume
312. The Viceroy when Sharda Act, which raised the marriageable age, was passed?
Irwin
313. The author of ‘Arctic Home in the Vedas’:
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
314. The Viceroy established two colleges for the education and political training of the Indian Princes:
Mayo
315. Who founded Muslim League in 1906?
Aga Khan
316. The significance of the third Carnatic War:
End of Political power of French in India
317. The British General defeated Peshwa Baji Rao I?
Malcolm
318. Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga and Jnana Yoga are the works of which among the following social reformers of India?
Vivekananda
319. The First Anglo-Afghan War (also known as Auckland’s Folly) was fought between British India and Afghanistan from 1839 to ____:
1842
320. The First Anglo-Sikh War was fought between the Sikh Empire and the British East India Company between :
1845 and 1846
321. After 1857, who announced at a Durbar at Allahabad, the assumption of the Government of India by the Sovereign of Great Britain?
Lord Canning
322. The Viceroy who headed the interim government assumed office on 2nd September 1946:
Wavell
323. Who wrote the book ‘Bahuvivah’?
Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar
324. Who founded the Indian Society of Oriental Art to revive the ancient art traditions of India?
Abanindranath Tagore
325. Who is known to have founded the “Academic Association”?
Henry Vivian Derozio
326. Radha Swami cult was established by:
Shiv Dayal
327. In the 1937 elections, out of the eleven provinces, Congress formed ministries in ____ provinces.
7
328. Who rejected the title of Knighthood and refused to accept a position in the council of the Secretary of State for India?
Gopal Krishna Gokhale
329. When the East India Company came into existence, England was ruled by which dynasty?
Stuarts
330. By which Act, did the East India Company lose all its administrative powers?
Government of India Act of 1858
331. During the revolt of 1857, Birjis Qadr, the son of the deposed Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, was proclaimed the new Nawab of:
Lucknow
332. Who established the Calcutta Unitarian Committee?
Ishwar Chandra Vidhya Sagar
333. The Governor-General who finally removed the Maratha Peshwa from his position, captured his territories and sent him off to a distant place?
Hastings
334. Who was the Viceroy when Cripp’s Mission visited India?
Linlithgo
335. In the Federation established by the Act 1935, residuary powers were given to the:
Viceroy
336. On the 9th of August, 1942, Mahatma Gandhi and the entire CongressWorking Committee were arrested in _____:
Mumbai
337. Which Act at aimed at separating the commercial and political functioning of the East India Company?
Act of 1784
338. The city where Swaraj Party was formed:
Allahabad
339. The first educational institute was established by the East India Company’s government.
Calcutta Madrassa
340. Which act was passed in the context of the ‘Komagata Maru’ incident?
The Defence of India Act
341. Which movement was launched as per the resolution of the Calcutta session and ratified in the Nagpur session in December 1920:
Non-cooperation
342. The leader of Hindu Maha Sabha related to the Nasik Conspiracy Case?
Vinayak Savarkar
343. Where did Gandhiji organise a Satyagraha Sabha in 1919? :
Mumbai
344. Who establish Sanskrit College at Benarus in 1792?
Jonathan Duncan
345. Who started Anglo Hindu School at Kolkata in 1816?
Raja Ram Mohun Roy
346. Chakravarthi Viraraghavacharya was the first Indian to draft a Swaraj constitution for Indi. It was presented at the Madras session in _____.
1927
347. ‘Salt suddenly became a mysterious word, a word of power” These words were spoken by whom on the occasion of Salt Satyagraha?
Jawaharlal Nehru
348. As per the resolution adopted by the Committee of All Parties Conference on 19th May 1928 who was made the chairman to consider and determine the principles of the Constitution of India?
Motilal Nehru
349. Who started the newspaper ‘Vande Mataram’ in the U.K.?
Madam Cama
350. The Governor-General when ‘Wood’s Despatch’ was proposed:
Dalhousie
351. Who changed his name to Ram Mohammad Singh Azad, symbolizing the unification of the three major religions of India: Hinduism, Islam and Sikhism?
Uddham Singh
352. Who was the Governor-General when the Santhal uprising (1855-56) was held?
Dalhousie
353. The INA troops surrendered before the British army in _____:
1945
354. Through which Educational Report, Calcutta University came into existence?
Wood’s Despatch
355. The leader who initially opposed the non-cooperation movement, but accepted it at the Nagpur session of 1920?
C.R.Das
356. The Montague – Chelmsford Reforms was published on July 8, _____:
1918
357. The tribal leader who came to be known as ‘Bhagawan’:
Birsa Munda
358. Who was the Viceroy when the Archaeological Survey of India was established?
Curzon
358. Who was the Governor-General when a Tripartite Treaty among the English, Ranjit Singh and Shah Shuja of Afghanistan was signed?
Lord Auckland
359. Who was the Viceroy when the India Councils Act of 1861 was passed?
Canning
360. Disturbed by the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and encouraged by Mahathma Gandhi’s plan for non-cooperation who resigned from ICS while on probation in 1921?
Subhas Chandra Bose
361. During the Quit India Movement a parallel government was set up by Nana Patil in ______:
Satara
363. The freedom fighter who was the only student to obtain his MRCP and FRCS in one year:
B.C.Roy
364. On 12 November 1930 who officially opened the Round Table Conference?
George Vth
365. Out of the total of 562 Princely States in undivided India, how many of them were within the new Independent India?
532
366. The first Bengali political drama presented the story of the brutality of English indigo planters were:
Neel Darpan
367. The first fort which the British constructed in India was:
St.George
368. Which Act came to be known as the ‘Black Act’?
Rowlatt Act
369. The Governor-General who made Shimla the summer capital of British India:
Dalhousie
370. The Urdu poet who was invited to the Second and Third Round Table Conference?
Muhammad Iqbal
371. In order to attend the Second Round Table Conference, in which ship Mahathma Gandhi sailed to England?
SS Rajputana
372. Which was the venue of the Second Round Table Conference?
St.James Palac
373. In which session of the congress was the resolution passed stating that “there should be equality before law irrespective of caste, creed or sex.”?
Karachi session, 1931
374. Government of India Act of 1935 was introduced when …. was the Viceroy:
Wellington
375. Who hoisted the Indian Tricolour in the Gowalia Tank Maidan, Bombay on 9 August 1942 in connection with Quit India Movement?
Aruna Asaf Ali
376. Who was the Viceroy when the Ancient Monument Protection Act was passed?
Curzon
377. During the Indian Freedom struggle, who raised an army called “Free India Legion”?
Subhash Chandra Bose
378. Competitive examination for the Indian Civil Services began during the Governor Generalship of:
Dalhousie
379. Surendra Nath Bannerjeewas denied a post in the Indian Civil Service on what grounds, even after having cleared the examinations successfully?
He had misrepresented his age
380. Which bill aimed to bring Indian and European magistracy on equal footing?
Ilbert Bill
381. The Viceroy who introduced Budget system in India:
Canning
382. The number of Indians included in the seven-member Hunter Committee?
Three
383. When were the Congress Governments formed in seven out of eleven provinces?
July 1937
384. Name a newspaper that was instrumental in inculcating the spirit of opposition to the Partition of Bengal.:
Sandhya
385. Who was the Viceroy at the time of the Simla Conference (1945)?
Wavell
386. The Governor-General who abolished the titles of Carnatic Nawab and Raja of Tanjore and refused pension to Nana Saheb:
Lord Dalhousie
387. Digambar Biswas and Bishnu Biswas were the leaders of which revolt?
Indigo Revolt
388. With reference to the Indian freedom struggle, who of the following was the lady representative of India at the Second Round Table Conference?
Sarojini Naidu
389. Who headed the Disorders Inquiry Committee appointed by the Government of British India to enquire about Jallianwala Bagh Massacre?
William Hunter
390. What was the ratio of Indian soldiers and Europeans in the Army at the time of the 1857 Revolt:
6:1
391. Delhi became the new capital of India in:
1912
392. Who was the Viceroy when the Naval Mutiny (1946) was held?
Wavell
393. Who was in the forefront of making efforts leading to the making of the Age of Consent Act, 1891?
B.M.Malabari
394. Gopala Krishna Gokhale passed away in:
1915
395. Who among the following was one of the founders of Widow Remarriage Association in 1861?
Mahadev Govind Ranade
396. How many members of the British Parliament were included in the Board of Control formed as per the Pitt’s India Act, 1784?
Six
397. The freedom fighter on whose 75 birthday India got independence?
Aurobindo Ghosh
398. In which year did Annie Besant become the first woman president of the Indian National Congress?
1917
399. Who was the Governor-General when the Nawab of Surat was granted a pension in 1800 and the state was annexed?
Wellesley
400. Who was the Viceroy when the grand coronation of George V was held at Delhi?
Hardinge II
401. Who sent an English army to take away personal jewels of the Begums of Oudh as the Nawab could not pay up his dues to the British?
Warren Hastings
402. The Governor-General who brought the General Service Enlistment Act, 1856:
Lord Canning
403. In which year did Bal Gangadhar Tilak form Indian Home Rule League with its headquarters at Pune?
1916
404. The Governor-General who suppressed Pindaris:
Hastings
405. When was the Treaty of Alinagar signed? February
1757
406. The Peshwa who burnt the British residency at Pune:
Baji Rao II
407. Who said, “Like summer gale revolt of Meerut was unprecedented and shortlived”?
S. N. Sen
408. At the battle of Biddera the English crushed the power of ___:
Dutch
409. Which operation was started by the British Government to arrest the leaders of the Quit India Movement?
Operation Thunderbolt
410. In the Third Maratha War, the English defeated Peshwa Bajirao II at—:
Bassein
411. Which organisation observed Black Day in July 1947 against the partition of India?
Hindu Mahasabha
412. Name the Bengali writer who was the first to suggest the adoption of Hindi as India’s National Language?
Bhudeva Mukherjee
413. Who was a woman revolutionary who attacked a European Club?
Preetilatha Wadedar
414. The Treaty of Surat (1775) was concluded by the British with the following Maratha chief ______:
Raghoba
415. The year of Shibpur Dacoity Case:
1915
416. During the revolt of 1857, Birjis Qadr, the son of the deposed Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, was proclaimed the new Nawab of:
Lucknow
417. Who established the Calcutta Unitarian Committee?
Ishwar Chandra Vidhya Sagar
418. The Governor-General who finally removed the Maratha Peshwa from his position, captured his territories and sent him off to a distant place?
Hastings
419. Who was the Viceroy when Cripp’s Mission visited India?
Linlithgo
420. In the Federation established by the Act 1935, residuary powers were given to the:
Viceroy
421. On 9th of August, 1942, Mahatma Gandhi and the entire CongressWorking Committee were arrested in _____:
Mumbai
422. Which Act aimed at separating the commercial and political functioning of the East India Company?
Act of 1784
423. After the notice had expired the Non-Cooperation movement was launched formally on 1st August of ____:
1920
424. Name Brigadier-General who, with his British troops entered the park at Jallianwala Bagh, closed the entrance of the park and commanded his army to fire on the gathered people without any warning.
Reginald Dyer
425. The Government of India Act 1919 had introduced the system of _____ to govern the provinces of British India:
Diarchy
426. Which was the basis on which the Government of India Act 1919 was made?
Montague’s Declaration 1917
427. Which nationalist leader has been described as being radical in politics but conservative on social issues?
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
428. Which Commission recommended a change in the pattern of Dyarchy introduced under the Act of 1919?
Simon Commission
429. Which was considered as the basis of the Indian Independence Act of 1947?
Mount batten Plan
430. During the first Round Table Conference, who favoured the move of the British Government to provide a separate electorate for the oppressed classes as was done in the case of other minorities like Muslims, Sikhs etc?
B.R.Ambedkar
431. Who acted as President of the Indian National Congress for six consecutive years?
Abul Kalam Azad
432. Who led the most successful revolutionary operation in the entire history of the freedom struggle?
Surya Sen
433. Who were the leaders with whom Lord Mountbatten held discussions apart from Jawaharlal Nehru?
Mahatma Gandhi and Jinnah
434. What proposal was made in the ‘August Offer’ of 1940?
Dominion Status
435. Following Mahathma Gandhi’s suggestion, the Khilafat Committee unanimously adopted a resolution to launch a nonviolent non-cooperation movement, at its meeting held at:
Allahabad
436. Under what charge, Bal Gangadhar Tilak was arrested in 1908 ?
Sedition
437. With the emergence whom the element of mass mobilisation in the freedom movement was introduced?
Mahatma Gandhi
438. Who mentioned the safeguards and special powers vested in the Governor-General as per the Govt. of India Act 1935 as ‘ Charter of Slavery’?
Jawaharlal Nehru
439. The Bombay Triumvirate included Feroz Shah Mehta, K.T.Telang and _____.
Badruddin Tyabji
440. Who was the Governor-General when the Pindari Wars were held?
Lord Hastings
441. After matriculation, in which college did Mahathma Gandhi join?
Samaldas College
442. Who was the Governor-General of India when the Charter Act of 1833 was passed? William Bentick
443. After reading which book, Mahathma Gandhi founded the Phoenix settlement?
Unto This Last
444. For how much duration Mahathma Gandhi was sentenced for the first time in South Africa?
Two months
445. Under which British Act, the Governors of Madras and Bombay were deprived of their legislative powers?
Charter Act of 1833
446. In 1933, Mahathma Gandhi started Harijan Yatra from:
Wardha
447. In which year did Mahatma Gandhi decide to adopt Brahmacharya?
1906
448. In which year did Mahatma Gandhi visit Kerala in association with the Vaikom Satyagraha?
1925
449. Kirti Mandir, the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi was in:
Porbandar
450. What was the profession of Mahathma Gandhi?
Lawyer
451promising never to steal in future and asking for adequate punishment. To whom was this letter addressed?
Father
452. Mahatma Gandhi who was sentenced to six years imprisonment in 1922, was released in:
1924
453. The famous play was written by Deen Bandhu Mitra highlighted the plight of indigo farmers?
Neel Darpan
454. The venue of Santhal rebellion-
Jharkhand
455. Under which Act, the English East India Company cease to be a trading company?
Charter Act of 1833
456. What was the age of Mahatma Gandhi when he reached South Africa for the first time?
24
457. The number of sections in the Indian Penal Code-
511
458. In which Princely state Ranbeer Code was brought into effect in the lines of Indian Penal Code implemented in British India-
Kashmir
459. In which occasion the transfer of the capital of British India to Delhi from Calcutta was announced, King George V?
Delhi Durbar of 1911
460. Where Mahatma Gandhi was imprisoned when he was arrested during the Quit India Movement?
Aga Khan Palace, Pune
461. Who led the Salt Satyagraha when Mahathma Gandhi was arrested?
Abbas Tyabji
462. How did Mahathma Gandhi help during the Zulu Rebellion in South Africa?
By nursing the wounded rebels
463. From which monument was the design of the central dome of Viceregal Palace (now Rashtrapathi Bhavan was copied?
Sanchi Stupa
464. Identify the Viceroy who wrote home these words after his first meeting with Mahatma Gandhi: “Mr Gandhi’s religious and moral views are, I believe, admirable, but I confess that I find it difficult to understand the practice of them in politics.”
Lord Reading
465. In the last months of Mahathma Gandhi’s life, he fasted to end bloody clashes between Muslims and Hindus in which two cities?
Kolkata and Delhi
466. On what charges was Mahathma Gandhi arrested in 1922?
Sedition
467. In which Jail Mahathma Gandhi started the writing of his autobiography?
Yervada
468. In which organisation did Mahathma Gandhi become a member when he was a student in England?
VegetarianSociety
469. Which party is related to Shimla Deputation?
Muslim League
470. Who led Shimla Deputation?
Aga Khan
471. The Viceroy whom the Shimla Deputation led by Aga Khan met in 1906?
Minto II
472. The year of the First Lahore Conspiracy Case:
1915
473. In which state Porbander, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi is situated?
Gujarat
474. In which year All India rural industries organisation was brought into existence under the patronage of Mahathma Gandhi?
1934
475. What news awaited Mahathma Gandhi on his return from England in 1891?
Mother’s death
476. After the demise of which leader, Mahathma Gandhi emerged as the eminent leader of the Indian National Congress?
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
477. The rebellion that broke out in Central India in 1910
Bastar Rebellion
478. The viceroy Lord Irwin escaped unhurt from a bomb blast in the 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
479. What style did Mahathma Gandhi adopt in writing the book “Hind Swaraj”?
Questions and Answers
480. Which book influenced Mahathma Gandhi greatly, which he read in England?
Plea for Vegetarianism
481. Which region witnessed the Warli revolt?
Maharashtra
482. Who referred to Mahathma Gandhi’s decision to call off the Non-Cooperation Movement as a “National Calamity”?
Subhas Chandra Bose
483. Who was known as the ‘Saint of Sabarmati”?
Mahatma Gandhi
484. Mahatma Gandhi was sentenced to six years imprisonment in 1922 for sedition on behalf of the articles published in:
Young India
485. When did Mahathma Gandhi get his head shaved, discard his clothes and settle for a loincloth?
1921
486. When did Mahatma Gandhi write the “Green Pamphlet”?
1896
487. On which day Mahathma Gandhi was assassinated?
Friday
488. In which year Gandhi-Irwin Pact was signed?
1931
489. In which year did Tipu Sultan attack Travancore?
1789
490. Who was the chief leader of the Kol uprising?
Buddho Bhagat
491. Who was the regent when Dalip Singh, the son of Ranjith Singh, was raised to the throne of Punjab?
Rani Jhindan
492. The treaty that ended the first Anglo-Sikh War?
Treaty of Lahore (1846)
493. Name the European power which was benefitted by the Treaty of Srirangapatnam (1792) as the surrendered territories of Tipu was divided among the allies?
The British
494. Which state was the venue of the Khond uprising?
Odisha
495. Name the allies of the British who were benefitted from the Treaty of Srirangapatanam as they got the share of surrendered territories?
The Marathas and Nizam
496. Which river was determined as the boundary of the territories of the Sikhs and the British as per the Treaty of Amritsar?
Sutlej
497. The exiled ruler of Afghanistan who signed the Tripartite Treaty with Ranjith Singh and the British in 1838?
Shah Shuja
498. What was the original name of Alivardi Khan-
Mirza Muhammad Ali
499. The resident of Poona who signed a secret treaty with Peshwa to exclude the French from the army?
Palmer
500. The year in which the Danes came to India for trading?
1616
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