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5) Name the capital of Bengal during the time of Nawab Mir Qasim.
6) How Much Money did Mir Qasim pay to become the Nawab with British Support?
8) By applying which annexation policy all of Mysore's powers were taken away?
9 ) What led to the absolute supremacy of the British over British competitors?
12) Which region was snatched by Lord Dalhousie to provide for company expenses?
13) What was the name of translation of hindu laws made by halhed?
16) Who founded Hindu college in Calcutta in 1817? 17) Who founded General Assembly institution in 1830?
22) When did the British under the leadership of Lord Dalhousie begin the railway construction in India?
24) Name the first published English weekly magazine of Bengal or India.
25) When was the Hindu Widow Remarriage act introduced in India?
31) Against whom did the Ferazi Movement start in East Bengal's Faridpur area? 32) Write the principal aim of Munda
Ulghulan ?
35) Which incident adversely affected the relation between the British and the
Nawab ?
36) When Ayodhya emerge as an independent provincial power under the rule of Sadat khan?
criticism?
54) When did the national conference held in Calcutta at the chairmanship of Ramtanu Lahiri?
55) Who was the chairman of Calcutta session of Indian National Congress (1883)?
58) Where did the first session of indian national congress take place?
70)Which city was completely destroyed as a consequence of Ahmed Shah Abdali's attack ?
74) Name the famous Armenian Merchant during the time of Murshid Quli Khan
79) When did Hyderabad come up as an independent state under Nizam's rule ?
84) How many villages british were allowed to buy according to Farukahiyar's farman ?
85) How much money was Demaded by the Alivardi khan during the Maratha Attack of 1744?
86) By which treaty the British was allowed to mint their own coins ?
87) How much money was demanded bybtue British as the compensation on the excuse of Siraj's attack on Calcutta?
88) How much money was extracted by the British from Mirjafar after the battle of plassey?
89) When did the British re occupie Calcutta from the control of British ?
91) Why did the Nawab exempt the native traders from paying tax?
92) Who played the inactive role during the battle of plassey?
94)How much money was given by Suja ud- dullah to recover the Ayodhya's power ?
96) Who was the nawab of bengal during the time of Duao system of administration?
98) Who were sent to Mughal royal courts to protect their commercial interests?
99)Which two policies played an important role in expansion of the company power ?
108) Which province was snatched by Lord Dalhousie to provide for company expenses?
109) When was Fort William college formed ?
110) Who was the president of the General Committee of Public Instruction?
115) Reform activities of Bhadralok class were confined in which cities of india ?
127) When did Ulghulan start under the leadership of Birsa Munda ?
141) Name the capital of Bengal during the time of Nawab Mir Qasim.
142) How Much Money did Mir Qasim pay to become the Nawab with British Support?
144)By applying which annexation policy all of Mysore's powers were taken away ?
145)What led to the absolute supremacy of the British over British competitors?
146) Name two centres of French power in India?
148) Which regions were snatched by Lord Dalhousie according to Doctrine of Lapse Policy?
149) What was the name of translation of hindu laws made by halhed ?
154) When was Hindu college of Calcutta founded by David Hare and E.H. East ?
161) When was the Hindu Widow Remarriage act introduced in India ?
Ans-Outsiders like money lenders,Colonial rulers who came from outside area of santhal areas.
167) Against whom did the Ferazi Movement start in East Bengal's Faridpur area ?
Ans- 1831
Ans- Narmada Save movement was a environmental movement to save the river 'Narmada' , opposed to the construction of
dams and questions the Nature of ongoing development projects in the country.
173) Which tribals were affected by the Narmada Save movement?
Ans- 1918
Ans - 1915
Ans- on 13 th April,1919
Ans- 1919
Ans- Badal Gupta took poison (Potassium Cyanide ) a moment before he was apprehended. An injured Binoy died after a few
days.Dinesh ,when he had recovered from his injuries, was hanged.
Ans-FOLLOWERS OF BHAGAT SINGH LIKE RAMPRASAD BISMIL AND ASFAKULLAH ORGANISED KAKORY RAILWAY STATION
DACOITY ON 9TH AUGUST, 1925 IN ORDER TO COLLECT MONEY TO CONTINUE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE IN BRITISH
INDIA.IN THIS CONTEXT, BRITISH GOVT STARTED KAKORY CONSPIRACY CASE IN 1925.
Ans-BHAGAT SINGH 2M
Bhagat Singh, the founder of Nowjowan Bharat Sabha and member of Hindusthan Republican Party of Chandrashekhar Azad
of Punjab), was accused in Kakory Conspiracy Case(1925)related to Kakory railway station dacoity. He murdered the police
super of Lahore,Saunders to avenge the death of Lala Lajpat Rai.In 1929,Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwar Dutta exploded bombs
in the wall of central Legislative Council and willingly courted arrest. The British govt. started the Lahore Conspiracy Case in
1929. Bhagat Singh,Batukeshwar Dutta,Sukhdev,Rajguru were hanged in 1931.They popularised the slogan 'Inkilab Jindabad'
and 'Long live revolution'.
Ans- In 1942.
Ans- 1) The defeat of Japan,lack of airforce in the Second World War compelled the Azad Hind Fauj to surrender.
2) Various other difficulties like scarcity of food ,severe winter,malaria,heavy rainfall leading to death of Thousand of Soldiers
forced the soldiers of INA to the British army.
196) Name the three INA generals who were put into trial in the red Fort in Delhi ?
197) Who carried the freedom struggle from outside the country during Quit india movement ?
Ans- 1939
199) Why did Subhash Chandra Bose leave National Congress in 1939 ?
Ans- Finally Subhash Chandra Bose left the National Congress Party and formed Forward Bloc on 1939.
202) Who organied the Indian National Army and where ? Who was its commander in chief ?
203) Which countries recognised the provincial Government Of Indian National Army in 1943?
Ans- By showing black flags, organizing Hartals throughout India and raising the slogan 'Simon go back'.
Ans- Gandhiji,
210) Who led the civil disobedience movement in north west provincial area ?
Ans- In the north western Ind ia,pathans under the leadership of khan Abdul Gaffar Khan joined in civil disobedience
movement. The name of their organization was khuda-e- khidmadgar. They were called 'red coat army.
Ans - Khan Abdul Gaffar khan. He was called so because of his gandhian bent.
224) Who led the Civil disobedience movement in Nagaland and Manipur ?
225) Who led the civil disobedience movement in Silate and Moimensingha ?
226) Write about the civil disobedience movement of North west and east.
Ans- In northwest India, the civil disobedience movement was led by Khan Andul Gaffar Khan and in Sylhate,Mymensingha
Moulana Abdul Hamid khan bhasani. In Nagaland, Manipur area, the movement was led by Young queen Guidalo.
Ans- The sultan of Turkey, the Caliph of the Islamic world,was removed from his power in 1918. Certain indian leaders of
Muslim League built up the khilafat movement to restore the power and prestige of the sultan.
230).When did The Indian Independence Act receive the royal assent?
231) Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of India's independence?
Ans- Clement Attlee
Ans- Gandhiji.
236) Whose command did the Royal Indian Navy surrender? When ?
239)Who gave the popular slogan "You give me blood ,i will give you freedom "?
Ans-A commission sent by the British government in 1942 to gain india's support in world war II ,headed by Sir Stafford Cripps
acknowledged right of dominion for india and allowed Indians to frame their own Congress rejected it and mission failed .
Ans- kohima
Ans- In Bihar.
Ans- In 1927.
Ans- Gandhiji
254) which mass movements took place under the leadership of Gandhiji ?
257) Why did Gandhiji merge the khilafat movement with non cooperation movement ?
259) when did Gandhiji break the salt law by his Dandi expedition in Gujarat ?
261) When did the British govt accept the proposal of forming a constitutional Assembly ?
Ans-In 1946.
266) Who was elected as the permanent present of the Constituent Assembly?
Ans- Dr Rajendraprasad.
Ans- BR Ambedkar
Ans- The Preamble is The soul or conscience of the constitution .The ideal and objectives of the constitution are declared in
the Preamble.
Ans- In 1976
Ans- India is the supreme and absolute authority in determining her internal and external policies. India is not legally bound to
abide any order ,request, directive of any foreign state or agency.
Ans- Out country - India has no state religion.Every citizen is free to practice any religion of his or her belief.
Ans- In the government of India, there is no place of hereditary monarch. The president is indirectly elected by the people of
india.
Ans- Vice-president.
Ans- The Upper house or council of states or Rajyasabha and The lower house or the House of the people or the Loksabha.
Ans- 12
Ans- The members of the Loksabha are directly elected through universal adult franchise.
Universal adult franchise refers the person of 18years and above irrespective of his caste,religion, colours,gender class
,economic conditions are free to vote.
3) The person can not hold office of profit under the union or any state government.
Ans- Speaker. In absence of Speaker, Deputy speaker presides over the proceedings of Loksabha.
292) Who presides over the proceedings in the absence of the speaker?
293) Who holds the most important post in the Parliamentary democratic system ?
294) What happens when no political party wins a majority in the lok sabha ?
Ans-Then the president, after due consideration,can appoint any person from from the Loksabha as Prime Minister.In that
case, appointed person has to win the confidence of the majority of members with in a specified periods.
296) Who is the link between the president and the union ministers ?
Ans- Unicameral.
Ans- The Chief Minister, The legislative Assembly or Bidhan Sabha or lower house.
Ans- The Governor is appointed by the president for a period of five years on the recommendation of the union government.
300) When was the decision taken to abolish the legislative council of the West Bengal state legislature?
Ans- In 1969.
303) Who are collectively responsible to the legislative Assembly for their functioning ?
Ans-The chief minister and council of ministers.
Ans- According to Panchayat Act,the area of a gram panchayat is determined by a group of contiguous villages or a cluster of
villages.
307) For how many years are the members of gram panchayat elected ?
308) How are the Pradhan and upa Pradhan elected in gram panchayat ?
Ans- The elected members of the Gram panchayat elected from one member among themselves as panchayat Pradhan and
Upa -Pradhan.
309)Currently how much seats are reserved for women and schedule caste and schedule tribe for the post of panchayat
Pradhan and Upa Pradhan?
Ans- One third of total number of posts of Pradhans and Upa- Pradhans
312)How many meetings should be held per month according to the West Bengal Panchayati act ?
Ans- The panchayat Samiti takes its name fater the name of the block.
Ans- A number of village units constitute a block.The panchayat samiti takes its name after the name of the block.
316) For how many years are the members of the panchayat samiti elected ?
Ans-For five years the members of the panchayat samiti are elected. But in special circumstances state govt extend its tenure
for six months.
318)Who presides the over the meeting of panchayat samiti in the absence of sabhapati ?
Ans-The people's representatives is elected from every ward for five years. The members of the municipalilty are called
Councillors.
Ans- A person who is a voter of a Municipal area is eligible to be the councillor of the ward,if elected.
Ans- The state government can divide the Municipal area into administrative wards. The people's representatives is elected
from every ward for five years.
Ans- The members of municipalilty elect from among themselves a chairman anr Vice-chairman.
2) Right to freedom