Top 25 gk Question Answer 2024

The correct answer is (B) Ramsay MacDonald but the statement “Deepawali Declaration” made by the viceroy of India Lord Irwin in 1929 on 31st October. He organized the first round table conference in London in 1930 on 12th of March in where all political parties were joined except national congress. At that time congress was the largest political party of India did not joined the first round table conference and the conference was vexed off. The most important persons who are presented at the first round table conference were Mahammad Ali, Mahammad Ali Jinnah, Aga Khan, B R Ambedkar, Tej Bahadur Sapru .

The correct answer is (C) 1922 5th February. When the Non-Cooperation movement was running then a group of agitators set fire on the “Chauri Chaura” police station of the Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh state of India. It known as the “Chauri Chaura” incident in modern Indian History. Mahatma Gandhi led the Non-Cooperation Movement as the non Violence policy. He was extremely surprised at the “Chauri Chaura” incident and greatly mortified. On 25th February of 1922 he called off the movement. The most of the congress leaders surprised at the Gandhiji’s decision of revoked the popular all India non-Cooperation movement.

The correct answer is (B) Chauri-Chaura episode. The Non-Co-operation Movement is the first mass movement led by Mahatma Gandhi which was spread all over India. This movement set in for the purpose of several public demands for the justice of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and grave punishment for the criminals. And other serious aim of the movement is to solve of the Khilafat problems. Another serious purpose of the movement is to acquire Swaraj in India Under British Government.

The correct answer is (C) 4, 2, 1, 3. (i) The Champaran movement started in the state of Bihar in Champaran district against the NilKar Saheb created “Three Kathiya System” (3/20) which is most miserable for the farmer of Champaran. Gandhiji reached in Champaran in 1917 and he compel the British Government to pass the Champaran Bill in 10th June in 1917. (ii) The Ahmedabad Satyagraha started in 1918 in where the factory labors called for increasing the their wages and permanent job security . The demanded 50% wages increment but the Government wanted to only 20% increment wages of all labors of the factory. When Gandhiji went and participated in the agitation in Ahmedabad the factory owner compelled to increase 35% wages of each labors. (iii) The famous Kheda Movement occured in 1918 in the Kheda district of Gujrat. The movement was popularized by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Indulal Yaggik. In 1918 in Kheda district and others districts of Gujrat while the crops have not grown sufficiently, and the farmers life sentenced to be death, it was found scarcity of daily foods and drinks of water. while It had been the famine circumstances the British Government oppressed the farmer for various kinds of taxes. When Gandhiji came to Kheda the movement had been more popular. A largest number of farmers had been assembled with Gandhiji and protested against the high taxes of British Government. By the pressure of the movement the Government called off the tax at the eleventh hour for that year.

The correct answer is (B) Madame Blavtasky . In 1875 Russian women Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and British military officer Henry Steel Olcott established famous “Theosophical Society” in Newyork. They came to India in 1879 and set up the branch office of the society in 1886 in Adyar of Madras state of India. The most popular Irish women smt. Annie Besant inspired to join with the Theosophical Society.

The correct answer is (A) Jyotiba Phule . The most popular “Satyashodhak Samaj” founded by Jyotiba Phule in 1873. It had a mouthpiece named Deenmitra. He and his wife Savitribai Phule established the first women school in India. The founded it at Bhide Wada Home in Pune of Maharastra. He wrote a famous book named Gulamgiri. He founded “Deenabandhu Sarbajanin Sabha” in 1884. He motivated the common people to literate so that they can protest against the injustice in our society.

The correct answer is (D) Shree Narayan Guru. Shree Narayan Guru was a famous social reformer of Kerala. He belonged to the son of an untouchable family and backward class community. The place “Vaikom” near Trivandrum district of Kerala has violent story. In British India in the most areas of south India the caste system was activated vigorously. In the Vaikom areas the primitive Adivasi tribal people and other backward class community peoples had no right to go to temple. A public road was completely prohibited for the backward class community peoples at “Vaikom” which was beside a Hindu Temple. He set off vigorous agitation against the caste system and called for opening the road for the public of all kinds of religion and caste in Vaikom on 23rd March in 1924, it is popularly known as the “Vaikom Satyagraha” in Indian Modern History.