Modern Indian History The Indian tricolour was unfurled for the first time by Jawaharlal Nehru When India became a democratic republic in 1950 On the bank of Ravi at Lahore in 1929 When The Government of India Act was passed in 1935 At the ramparts of the red ford in 1947 When India became a democratic republic in 1950 On the bank of Ravi at Lahore in 1929 When The Government of India Act was passed in 1935 At the ramparts of the red ford in 1947 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Modern Indian History 'Lucknow pact' was a deal between Indians and the British about legislative seats Depressed castes and Brahmins about job reservations Hindus and Muslims regarding seat sharing in legislatures Hindus and Sikhs about job reservations Indians and the British about legislative seats Depressed castes and Brahmins about job reservations Hindus and Muslims regarding seat sharing in legislatures Hindus and Sikhs about job reservations ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Modern Indian History Who had paned the Vernacular Press Act into law? Lord Hardinge Lord Mayo Lord Dalhousie Lord Lytton Lord Hardinge Lord Mayo Lord Dalhousie Lord Lytton ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Modern Indian History Author of 'Culture ideology Hegemony Intellectual and Social consciousness in Colonial India' is K.N.Panikkar K.N.Ganesh R.C. Majumdar Herman Kulke K.N.Panikkar K.N.Ganesh R.C. Majumdar Herman Kulke ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Modern Indian History Jyotirao Phule was born in Satara district of __________ in 1827 Maharastra Gujarat Malabar Madras Maharastra Gujarat Malabar Madras ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Modern Indian History Who of the following extremist leader said: “Swarajya is my birth-right; I will have it.” None of these Bipin Chandra Bal Gangadhar Tilak Lala Lajpat Rai None of these Bipin Chandra Bal Gangadhar Tilak Lala Lajpat Rai ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP According to Bal Gangadhar Tilak, only boycott can help to achieve Swaraj. He asked his followers to work for Swaraj until it is achieved and said: “Swarajya is my birth-right; I will have it.”