Indian History Quiz

One of Bengal's best writers of the nineteenth century, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, published the monthly literary journal Bangadarshan. His goal was to bring Bengali literature and language to a higher level.

Gokhale personally advised Gandhi on how to address the issues facing India. Gandhi saw Gokhale as his political mentor due to all the advice he received from him.

Ahmadullah Shah, also known as Maulavi of Faizabad, was a key figure in the 1857 Indian revolt.

Indian Mutiny, often known as the First War of Independence, was a broad but ultimately fruitless revolt against British rule in India between 1857 and 1859. Indian soldiers (sepoys) working for the British East India Company started it at Meerut, and it afterwards spread to Delhi, Agra, Kanpur, and Lucknow.

The Wahhabi Movement in India was an active movement for socio-religious changes in Indo-Islamic society in the nineteenth century, with strong political undercurrents. It was founded by Sayyid Ahmad of Rae Bareli.

When did Swami Dayanand Saraswati established Arya Samaj?

Hamdard was founded in 1913 by Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar, which was also well-liked as a comrade. This also suffered the same fate, and the publication of its anti-British articles led to the editor's repeated imprisonment.

rom Sabarmati Ahram to Dandi, a village on the Gujarat coast, Mahatma Gandhi started his historic march on March 12.

A Federal Court was established by the Government of India Act, 1935, to interpret the Act and resolve legal disputes involving federal issues. 

The Gandhi-Irwin Pact was signed on March 5, 1931, in London, before the second Round Table Conference.

The father of the Indian Constitution is Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar. He was the then-Law Minister who presented the final draught of the Constitution to the Constituent Assembly.

The Indian Statutory Commission, often known as the Simon Commission, was a team of seven lawmakers led by Sir John Simon. In order to research constitutional reform in Britain's biggest and most significant colony, the commission travelled to British India in 1928.

The committee's draft constitution was referred to as the Nehru Committee Report or Nehru Report. On August 28, 1928, the report was presented during the all-party conference's Lucknow session. This was the Indian people's first significant attempt at drafting their own constitution.

Deshvasiyon ke nam sandesh was the title of a pamphlet produced by Bismil (en: A message to my countrymen).

Vohra and Bhagat Singh prepared the Naujwan Bharat Sabha manifesto on April 6, 1928, and encouraged the young Indians to use the triple motto "service, suffering, and sacrifice" as their only compass when working toward independence.

In the Bengali drama Neel Darpan, written by Dinabandhu Mitra in 1858–1859, the pitiful state of Bengal under the tyranny of indigo growers is depicted.

The Bihar Revolt began at Rohini village in Deoghar on June 12, 1857, when the soldiers revolted and killed two English officers.

In Nasik in 1899, Vinayak Savarkar and Ganesh Savarkar founded the revolutionary secret society known as Mitra Mela. It was one of many such melas (revolutionary organisations) that were active at the time in Maharashtra.

In 1857, Karl Marx wrote an article for the New York Tribune titled "The Indian Revolt" and went on to write the book "The First Indian War of Independence 1857–59." The Indian War of Independence was published by V. D. Savarkar in 1909.

On August 1, 1861, the British Parliament passed the Indian Councils Act. In order to serve both administrative and legislative needs, it altered the composition of the Governor General's council.