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WBCS PRE - YYYY
44071. Governor General was assassinated during his term of office?
A
Lord Northbrook
B
Lord Lytton
C
Lord Mayo
D
Lord HardingeCorrect Answer: C. Lord Mayo
SSC CGL/CHSL - 2013
374272. For the annexation of which Indian Kingdom the 'Doctrine of Lapse” was not followed ?
A
SataraB
NagpurC
JhansiD
PunjabCorrect Answer: D. Punjab
SSC CGL/CHSL - 2007
349473. When is the Independence Day of Pakistan celebrated ?
A
15 AugustB
4 JulyC
16 AugustD
14 AugustCorrect Answer: D. 14 August
242674. The Act of 1909 was associated with
A
The introduction of separate electorateB
DecentralizationC
DiarchyD
Legislative councilsCorrect Answer: A. The introduction of separate electorate
WBCS PRE - YYYY
44375. In the Tripuri session whom did Subhas Bose defeat to become the Congress President?
A
Maulana Azad
B
Jawaharlal Nehru
C
Pattabhi Sitaramayya.
D
Rajendra PrasadCorrect Answer: C. Pattabhi Sitaramayya.
WBCS MAIN - YYYY
194676. Which movement, though started as a religious reform movement, became a movement for the restoration of Sikh sovereignty by the annexation of Punjab by the British ?
A
Kuka MovementB
Satavandi RevoltC
Kittur RisingD
Bundela RevoltCorrect Answer: A. Kuka Movement
SSC CGL/CHSL - 2005
376077. Who founded the Home Rule League in Calcutta in 1916 A. D.?
A
Bipin Chandra PalB
Arvind GhoshC
Lokmanya TilakD
Mrs. Annie BesantCorrect Answer: D. Mrs. Annie Besant
WBCS PRE - YYYY
36478. Who was the founder Commander of the Indian National Army (INA)?
A
Netaji Subhas Ch. Bose
B
Capt. Mohan Singh
C
Rashbihari Bose
D
None of the aboveCorrect Answer: B. Capt. Mohan Singh
SSC CGL/CHSL - 2001
341579. The Azad Hind Fauj was formed in
A
1937B
1942C
1943D
1945Correct Answer: B. 1942
WBCS PRE - YYYY
36880. Jalianwalabagh massacre did occur in
A
1918
B
1919
C
1915
D
1916Correct Answer: B. 1919
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