HFS8/P3: Home rule movement 1916 to Govt. of India Act 1919

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HFS8/P3: Home rule movement 1916 to Govt. of India Act 1919
Origin and leaders of home rule movement
Events leading to home rule movement- arrest of Tilak under sedition act and deportation to Rangoon.
Theosophical Society of India and its leaders.
Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Annie Besant: starting months of Home rule and area of operations.
New India, Common Weal, public meeting and conferences.
Rukmani Arundale and George Arundale in Madras Provinces.
Motilal Nehru, Tej Bahadur Sapru and other nationalist leaders who joined Home rule movement.
Government attitude towards Home rule movement- initial repression and later compromise.
Who are the first woman and first Indian woman to become President of Congress?
Reasons behind fading out of Home Rule movement? - Lack of effective organization, Montford reforms, lack of sustained leadership
Positive outcomes of Home rule movement: connecting town to country side, shifting of the base,
Salient features of Government of India Act 1919: dyarchy in provinces, separate electorates, political education of masses, Lucknow pact
Lucknow Pact, two nation theory.
Faculty Name: Shri Pratik Nayak
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Exam-Utility: UPSC IAS IPS Civil service exam, Preliminary GS paper, CSAT, Mains General Studies paper 1, Staff selection (SSC) and other State services exams with History of India and Freedom struggle in its syllabus.