The question asks to identify the odd one out from a list of newspapers. The approach is to determine the origin or context of each newspaper and find the one that differs significantly from the others.
A) The New York Times is the odd one out because it is an American newspaper, whereas The Indian Mirror, The Indu Prakash, and The Hindustani were all newspapers published in India during the British colonial period, often associated with Indian social and political movements.
The question asks about the core issue behind the Ilbert Bill controversy. To answer this, we need to recall the historical context and the specific provisions of the Ilbert Bill.
Correct Option: C) removal of disqualifications imposed on the Indian magistrates with regard to the trial of the Europeans. This option accurately describes the central point of contention and the purpose of the Ilbert Bill, which aimed to bring Indian and European subjects under the same judicial system, thereby removing racial discrimination in the judiciary.
The question asks to identify the most effective contribution of Dadabhoy Naoroji to the Indian National Movement from the given statements. We need to evaluate each statement based on historical facts regarding Naoroji's work and influence.
Based on this evaluation, statement 1 accurately describes Naoroji's most effective and unique contribution to the Indian National Movement.
Correct Option: A) 1 only
| List I-Writers | List II-Languages |
| a) Rabindranath Tagore | i.) Urdu |
| b) Subramanya Bharati | ii.) Bengali |
| c) Lakshminath Bezbarua | iii.) Tamil |
| d) Altaf Husain Hah | iv.) Assamese |
The question asks to match famous writers with the languages they primarily wrote in. This requires knowledge of prominent literary figures and their linguistic contributions.
Combining these matches:
This sequence corresponds to option C.
Correct Option: C) a-ii,b-iii,c-iv,d-i
The question asks to identify the sphere in which Indian Nationalism emerged as a major force. This requires understanding the historical context of the Indian independence movement and the primary domain where nationalist sentiments manifested and gained strength.
Correct Option: B) Political. Indian Nationalism was fundamentally a political movement aimed at achieving self-rule and independence from British colonial power. Its strength and momentum were most evident in challenging the existing political order, forming political parties, organizing protests, and demanding constitutional reforms, all of which occurred on the political scene.
The question asks to identify the Viceroy during whose tenure most of the import duties on British textile imports were removed. This was a significant economic policy decision aimed at benefiting British manufacturers at the expense of Indian industries. We need to recall the economic policies and key events associated with each Viceroy listed in the options.
A) Lytton — During the viceroyalty of Lord Lytton (1876-1880), most of the import duties on British textile imports were removed. This policy was implemented to appease the textile manufacturers in Lancashire, Britain, who faced competition from Indian mills. This move was detrimental to the Indian textile industry.