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Q1
Sir Cyril Radcliffe, sent from London to redraw the map of India, arrived in India on
Q2
The Mountbatten plan for independence along with partition of India was accepted at the AICC meeting held on June 14, 1947 at
Q3
Mountbatten announced his plan on June 3, 1947 and advanced the transfer of power to August 15, 1947. How many days lay between the two dates?
Q4
What was the long line of refugees walking across the new borders during partition called?
Q5
The Delhi pact of April 8, 1950, meant to restore confidence among minorities on both sides, was signed by Nehru and
Q6
The founding principle that Indians shall make their own constitution, and that swaraj must spring from the wishes of the people expressed through their freely chosen representatives, was laid down by Gandhi as early as
Q7
The legal language of the Indian Constitution drew most importantly from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which the United Nations promulgated on
Q8
Which of the following statements about Kashmir are correct?
1. Maharaja Hari Singh declared that Kashmir would remain independent.
2. The people, led by the National Conference, waged a 'Quit Kashmir' agitation against the Maharaja.
3. Hari Singh signed the Instrument of Accession before August 15, 1947.
Q9
Assertion (A): The police action in Hyderabad was executed within 48 hours after the Nizam declared his kingdom independent.
Reason (R): Popular anger against the Nizam and his militia, the Razakkars, seen in the Telengana people's movement led by the communists, provided legitimacy to the police action.
Q10
The Punnapra-Vayalar armed struggle, part of the movement for Responsible Government in Travancore, was directed against
Q11
Match the following.
(A) Nagpur session of the Congress - 1. October 1955
(B) Report of the Linguistic Provinces Commission - 2. April 1, 1949
(C) Report of the JVP committee - 3. 1920
(D) Report of the States Reorganisation Commission - 4. December 10, 1948
Q12
Potti Sriramulu, whose fast revived the demand for linguistic states, began his fast for a separate Andhra state on October 19, 1952 and died on
Q13
Arrange the following in chronological order.
(i) Formation of Gujarat from Maharashtra
(ii) Report of the States Reorganisation Commission
(iii) Trifurcation of Punjab
(iv) States Reorganisation Act
Q14
Find the odd one out with respect to the States Reorganisation Commission.
Q15
Which of the following is NOT one of the five principles of Panch Sheel agreed by India and China in 1954?
Q16
In October 1959, after the Dalai Lama was given asylum in India, Chinese forces opened fire on an Indian patrol near
Q17
In 1961 Nehru stood with Nasser of Egypt and Tito of Yugoslavia to call for

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