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Question 31

Tashkent Pact

A10 January 1966

B11 January 1965

C10 February 1966

D10 February 1965

Show answerA. 10 January 1966The Tashkent Pact was signed on 10 January 1966 between India and Pakistan after the 1965 war. It was mediated by the Soviet Union to restore peace and normalize relations. Under the pact, both countries agreed to withdraw forces to pre-war positions and resume diplomatic ties. It was a key step toward easing post-war tensions.
Question 15

In which year was Khudiram hanged.

A1905

B1908

C1911

D1912

Show answerB. 1908Khudiram Bose, one of the youngest revolutionaries of India’s freedom struggle, was hanged in 1908. He was only 18 years old when he was executed for his involvement in the Muzaffarpur bomb case aimed at British officials. His martyrdom inspired many young Indians to join the freedom movement.
Question 14

Mountbatten plan

A4rd June 1947

B3rd May 1947

C5th January

D3rd June 1947

Show answerD. 3rd June 1947The Mountbatten Plan, which outlined the partition of India and creation of India and Pakistan, was announced on 3rd June 1947. This plan proposed the transfer of power and allowed provinces to decide whether to join India or Pakistan. It formed the basis for the Indian Independence Act, 1947.
Question 11

Whom did British Govt of India awarded 'Kaiser-I-Hind' on his birth day?

ANetaji

BNehru

CGandiji

Dnone of these

Show answerC. GandijiThe British Government awarded Mahatma Gandhi the title ‘Kaiser-i-Hind’ on 2 October 1915, his birthday, in recognition of his humanitarian work in South Africa, especially during the Boer War and for improving public services. Gandhi later returned the award in 1920 as a protest against the Jallianwala Bagh massacre and British repression, making it a symbolic act of resistance in India's freedom struggle.
Question 10

When did Gandiji arrived India from South Africa?

A15 August, 1917

B9th January, 1915

C10 March, 1915

D26 January, 1915

Show answerB. 9th January, 1915Gandhiji arrived in India from South Africa on 9 January 1915. This day is now celebrated as Pravasi Bharatiya Divas. His return marked the beginning of his active involvement in India’s freedom struggle, where he soon emerged as the central leader of the national movement.
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