राज्यसेवा मुख्य परीक्षा २०१२ GS-1

A. Khandesh Education Society 

B. Rayat Shikshan Sanstha

C. Maratha Vidya Prasarak Mandal

D. Gokhale Education Society

A.

B.

C.

D.

A. Santals, Oraons, Bhils and Gonds

B. Santals, Varlis, Kathkaris and Bhils 

C. Bhils, Gonds, Varlis and Santals

D. Bhils, Gonds, Santals and Kathkaris

A. Peasants did not target the British rule

B. The enemies of the peasants were landlords and moneylenders

C. Peasants did not have enough weapons

D. Movements were not continuous and there was no long-term planning

A. V.D.Savarkar was its active member

B. It was a secret organisation

C.  It was an organisation of the moderates

D.  Later it transformed into "Abhinav Bharat

A. He was with Jawaharlal Nehru at the Red Fort Delhi, for transfer of power

B. He was at the front with Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan

C. He was trying to control Hindu-Muslim riots in the Punjab province.

D.  None of the above

A. Create linguistic status

B. Not to create linguistic states for the time being

C. Hindi should be a national language 

D. English should continue as official language till 1967

A. These areas were small and did not affect the prestige of India

B. India was skeptical about cooperation of the local people 

C. India had committeed to settle disputes with all nations in a peaceful manner

D. India was afraid of the NATO allies of Portugal

A. Lokmanya Tilak - at the second conference of depressed classes

B. Mahatrna Gandhi - it Vaikun Satyagraha

C. Vallabhbhai Patel - at the Congress Session of 1921 

D. Madan Mohan Malviya-at the Congress Committee meeting on untouchability

A. he started an independent organisation named "Depressed Classes Mission "

B. he offered prayers in Prarthana Samaj when Lokmanya Tilak was sentenced to jail

C. he was inclined towards Brahmo Samaj

D. he asked help from Indian National Congress for removal of untouchability

A. Pandit Nehru - Non-Alignment Policy

B. Lal Bahadur Shastri - Tashkent  Trteaty

C. Indira Gandhi - Jawahar Empolyment Scheme

D. Vallabhbhai Patel - Merging Princely States

A. a only 

B. a and b 

C. a, b and c 

D. b only 

A. The prolonged trial gained them public sympathy

B. Gandhiji visited the accused in the jail

C. High command realised its position

D. Communists infiltrated students' organisations

A. A movement against the leadership of Indira Gandhi

B. A movement against political parties as Jai Prakash Narayan believed in partyless government

C. Struggle against police and army excesses

D. Struggle against the corrupt system

A. Th oppose the Circular

B. To provide education to the expelled students 

C. To organize students movements 

D. None of the above

A. Dharasana movement

B. Anti Simon movement

C. Civil Disobedience

D. Quit India movernment

A. They were involved in Meerut conspiracy and after release wished to do something for the farmers.

B. They were upset with the agricultural policies of Nehru and Gandhiji.

C. They were farm labourers and had joined the struggle against injustice.

D. Being land owners, they wanted to dominate over the peasant organisations.

A. People Preferred Gandhi's non-violent movement.

B. Due to British suppression revolutionary groups suffered badly.

C. Secrecy had to be maintained so masses were not taken into confidence.

D. There was no centralised leadership to guide the revolutionaries.

A. c, b, d, a

B. c, a, d, b

C. c, a, b, d

D. c, b, a, d

A. rehatiilitation of refugees

B. integration of Princely States

C. reorganisation of administrative system

D. security and stability of India