Which among the following was SILF’s official organ in English?

(a)

Dravidian

(b)

Andhra Prakasika

(c)

Justice

(d)

New India

Where did the congress volunteers clash with the military during Quit India Movement?

(a)

Erode

(b)

Madras

(c)

Salem

(d)

Madurai

An uprising was organised by Indian sepoys and officers in ________1806.

(a)

Arcot

(b)

Tiruchirappalli

(c)

Vellore Fort

(d)

Mysore

The Madras Native Association was started in _______.

(a)

1852

(b)

1855

(c)

1857

(d)

1860

________  started in 1878, became the vehicle of nationalist propaganda.

(a)

'The Times of India'

(b)

Indian Express

(c)

Deccan Chronicle

(d)

'The Hindu'

_________was the earliest organisation in South India with clear nationalist objectives.

(a)

Madras Native Association

(b)

Madras Mahajana Sabha

(c)

Swadeshi Movement

(d)

Swarajya Party

Madras Mahajana Sabha was started in__________.

(a)

1860

(b)

1854

(c)

1884

(d)

1880

The first session of the Indian National Congress was held in 1885 at_________

(a)

Lucknow

(b)

Bombay

(c)

Madras

(d)

Simla

______members were from Madras out of 72 delegates in the first session of the Indian National Congress.

(a)

22

(b)

20

(c)

25

(d)

30

The second session of the Indian National Congress was held in in_________ 1886.

(a)

Madras

(b)

Bombay

(c)

Calcutta

(d)

Kanpur

________patriotic songs were especially important in stirring patriotic emotions.

(a)

Satyamurthi

(b)

Subaramania Bharati's

(c)

Subramania Siva

(d)

G.A. Natesan

The extremist leader _________toured Madras and delivered lectures which inspired the youth.

(a)

Bipin Chandra Pal

(b)

V.Y.Subramanianar

(c)

Subramania Siva

(d)

Subramania Siva

________was treated harshly in prison and was made to pull the heavy oil press.

(a)

Bharati

(b)

V.O. Chidambaranar

(c)

Subramania Siva

(d)

Aurobindo Ghosh

Dr. Annie Besant started the Home Rule League in ________.

(a)

1915

(b)

1918

(c)

1916

(d)

1920

Under the ________Act of 1910, Annie Besant was asked to pay hefty amount as security.

(a)

Rowlatt

(b)

Minto Morley

(c)

Government of India

(d)

Press