. On which occasion did Gandhiji give up his Title of Kesar-i-Hind?

Correct option is A

Information Booster:

• Gandhiji returned the title of "Kaiser-i-Hind" (a medal given to him by the British government for his services during the Boer War) in 1920.

• He gave it up as a protest against:

The Jallianwala Bagh massacre (1919),

The Rowlatt Act, and 

The repressive policies of the British government.

• This act was part of his call for Non-Cooperation Movement, which began in 1920.

• Civil Disobedience Movement – Started in 1930, after the Dandi March.

• Quit India Movement – Began in 1942.

• Surat Split – Occurred in 1907, much earlier, and unrelated to the title.

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