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Congress Rules in Provinces
Congress Rules in Provinces
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Laws giving emergency powers were repealed.
Ban on illegal organizations, and on certain books and journals was lifted. Report a problem
In Bombay lands confiscated by the government during the Civil Disobedience Movement were
restored.
Pensions of officials associated with the Civil Disobedience Movement were restored.
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The 28-month Congress rule was also significant for the following reasons.
The contention that Indian self-government was necessary for radical social transformation got
confirmed.
Congressmen demonstrated that a movement could use state power to further its ends without
being co-opted.
The ministries were able to control communal riots.
The morale of the bureaucracy came down.
Council work helped neutralize many erstwhile hostile elements (landlords, etc).
People were able to perceive the shape of things to come if independence was won.
Administrative work by Indians further weakened the myth that Indians were not fit to rule.
The Congress ministries resigned in October 1939 after the outbreak of the Second World War.
The Congress victory resulted in what appeared to be an anti-labor shift in Congress attitudes
that led to the Bombay Traders Disputes Act in 1938.
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Ans. Gandhi advised people to work under Congress Ministries, indicating his support for the party and its
governance.
Ans. Gandhi believed in the importance of treating labourers with respect and dignity. He advocated for fair
wages, better working conditions, and the empowerment of workers.
Ans. Congress ruled in various provinces during Gandhi's time, including Bombay, Madras, Bengal, and United
Provinces. This allowed the party to implement its policies and work towards its goals at the regional level.
Ans. The article discusses Gandhi's advice to work under Congress Ministries and highlights his attitude
towards labour. It also mentions that Congress ruled in provinces during his time, indicating the party's
significance in governance.
5. What are some frequently asked questions about Gandhi's advice and attitude towards
labour?
Ans. Some frequently asked questions about Gandhi's advice and attitude towards labour may include: - How
did Gandhi's advice to work under Congress Ministries impact the political landscape? - What were Gandhi's
specific actions and initiatives towards improving labour conditions? - Did Gandhi's attitude towards labour
align with other political leaders of his time? - How did Congress rule in the provinces influence Gandhi's
overall strategy for social and political change? - What were the long-term effects of Gandhi's advice and
attitude towards labour on Indian society?