INSIGHT UPSC QUIZ

Consider the following statements concerning early Medieval India. Which one of these statements is not correct?

A split in the congress was avoided in Calcutta Congress, 1906 by electing a president acceptable to both Moderates and Extremists. Who among the following was elected as president for this session?

With reference to Cabinet mission plan which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?

1. It rejected the demand of Pakistan.

2. It recommended independence to Princely states.

3. The elections to form interim government was conducted based on Cabinet mission plan.

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The moderates constantly campaigned for constitutional and administrative reforms by British. Which of the following constituted such demands of moderates?

1. Demand for better treatment of Indian labour abroad in other British colonies.

2. Defence of civil rights including right to speech and free press.

3. Demand for Universal adult franchise to widen the democratic base.

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Regarding Rajagopalachari formula, consider the following statements

1. The main objective of the Rajagopalachari formula was to solve the constitutional crisis that occurred due to the failure of the Cripps Mission.

2. The proposals of the Rajagopalachari formula were shadowed by the two-nation theory of Muslim League.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

The earnings of the kings in the Medieval age were mostly derived from-

During the British period, the term 'imperial preference' was applied to which of the following?

Which of the following statements are correct about India in the 18th century?

1. Stagnant agriculture

2. Self-sufficient villages

3. Closed economy

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With regard to the ideas promoted by the Theosophical movement in India during the later half of 19th century, consider the following statements:

1. Its main aim was to spread Christianity in India.

2. It promoted the idea of Universal Brotherhood.

3. It rejected the hindu beliefs in re- incarnation and karma.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

The social reformer ‘Sri Narayana Guru’ of Kerala led a lifelong struggle :