Who was the great force behind the foundation of the first Indian Women’s University in Bombay in 1906?
Dhondo Keshav Karve, a noted social reformer, was the key figure behind the establishment of the first Indian Women's University in Bombay (now Mumbai) in 1906. Karve was deeply committed to women's education and social upliftment. He advocated for widow remarriage and believed that educating women was crucial for their empowerment. His efforts laid the foundation for modern women's education in India, making him one of the pioneers of this movement.
The 'Cripps Mission' of 1942 proposed 'Dominion status' after the war. Who famously called it 'a post-dated cheque'?
Which of the following events in India started from the Gowalia Tank Maidan in Bombay which was officially renamed as the August Kranti Maidan after that event?
After the Lahore session of Congress, 26th January 1930 was declared to be celebrated as which of the following in India?
Who proposed forming the Indian National Congress?
Which British policy promoted English education to create a loyal class serving British interests in India?
When were Bahadur Shah Zafar and his wife Begum Zinat Mahal sent to prison in Rangoon?
When was the last session of the Constituent Assembly held?
Which declaration announced by Winston Churchill was not applicable to India?
Henry Vivian Derozio’s movement was known as:
