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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (BA political science) .
101. |
Who believed that Swaraj was nor merely political liberation but human emanupation as well? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Gandhiji |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» C. Gandhiji |
102. |
Name the scholar who wrote that self-rule is a unique feature of Swaraj? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Lohia |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
103. |
Whose doctrine of Swaraj was rooted in Indian metaphysics and spirituality. |
A. | Lohia |
B. | M.N.Roy |
C. | Gandhiji |
D. | Nehru |
Answer» C. Gandhiji |
104. |
Ram Manohar Lohia was born in |
A. | West Bengal |
B. | Bihar |
C. | Punjab |
D. | Uttar Prades |
Answer» D. Uttar Prades |
105. |
Name the Philosopher who believed that capitalism and communalism are almost fully elaborate systems. |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Nehru |
C. | M.N.Roy |
D. | Gandhiji |
Answer» A. Lohia |
106. |
Identify the Political thinker who was in favour of abolishing the post of collector. |
A. | Nehru |
B. | M.N.Roy |
C. | B.R.Ambedkar |
D. | Lohia |
Answer» D. Lohia |
107. |
Who was in favour of incorporation of Gandhian ideas in socialist thought? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | M.N.Roy |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Gandhiji |
Answer» C. Lohia |
108. |
Jayaprakash Narayanan was born in |
A. | West Bengal |
B. | Bihar |
C. | Assam |
D. | Tripura |
Answer» B. Bihar |
109. |
Jayaprakash Narayanan’s doctrine of Total revolution is a combination of |
A. | Seven Revolutions |
B. | Six Revolutions |
C. | Eight Revolutions |
D. | Four Revolutions |
Answer» A. Seven Revolutions |
110. |
The doctrine of JP’s Total Revolution was popular in |
A. | 1970 |
B. | 1971 |
C. | 1974 |
D. | 1973 |
Answer» C. 1974 |
111. |
Jayaprakash Narayanan was the greatest mass leader in Indian History after |
A. | Tilak |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Gokhale |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
112. |
With Gandhiji’s blessings, Nehru became the President of the Indian National Congress at |
A. | Bombay |
B. | Calcutta |
C. | Madras |
D. | Lahore |
Answer» D. Lahore |
113. |
Name the Philosopher who believed that the state in a soulless machine |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
114. |
Who expounded the thesis that the religious basis of politics does not help social progress? |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Nehru |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» C. Nehru |
115. |
Who wrote that state is necessary due to the anti-social tendencies of certain individuals and groups? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Ambedkar |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Gandhiji |
Answer» D. Gandhiji |
116. |
Who considered the State as an organization of violence and force? |
A. | Gandhiji |
B. | Nehru |
C. | Lohia |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» A. Gandhiji |
117. |
Who believed that decentralization of power was a key concept in his theory of democracy? |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Nehru |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
118. |
The doctrine of spiritual socialism in closely associated with. |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Gandhiji |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» C. Gandhiji |
119. |
Gandhian socialism puts enormous emphasis on |
A. | Society |
B. | State |
C. | Community |
D. | Individuals |
Answer» D. Individuals |
120. |
Who made Indian freedom struggle into a mass movement? |
A. | Anne Besant |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Tilak |
D. | Nehru |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
121. |
Name the thinker who was highly critical of declaration of emergency. |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Jayaprakash Narayanan |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» C. Jayaprakash Narayanan |
122. |
Identify the thinker who strongly believed that caste system completely ruined the Indian Society |
A. | Tilak |
B. | Gokhale |
C. | Ambedkar |
D. | Nehru |
Answer» C. Ambedkar |
123. |
Who was highly critical of Gandhian notion of caste system? |
A. | Ambedkar |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Nehru |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» A. Ambedkar |
124. |
Young India was associated with writings of |
A. | Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
B. | Tilak |
C. | Gandhiji |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» C. Gandhiji |
125. |
Samata Sainik Dal wal formed by |
A. | Ambedkar |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Nehru |
D. | Lohia |
Answer» A. Ambedkar |
126. |
Name the scholar who made it clear that Hindus and untouchables must be regarded as distinct and independent community. |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Nehru |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» D. Ambedkar |
127. |
Poona part was signed between Congress and |
A. | Jinnah |
B. | Ambedkar |
C. | Bose |
D. | Tilak |
Answer» B. Ambedkar |
128. |
Who considered Freedom as the natural possession of individuals? |
A. | M.N.Roy |
B. | Ninekannnanda |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Jayaprakash Narayan |
Answer» B. Ninekannnanda |
129. |
Name the scholar who rebelled against oppressions and repressions by the upper castes. |
A. | Gokhale |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Vivekananda |
D. | Gandhiji |
Answer» C. Vivekananda |
130. |
Who was a believer in moderation with regard to social change? |
A. | Vivekananda |
B. | Tilak |
C. | Ambedkar |
D. | M.N.roy |
Answer» A. Vivekananda |
131. |
Who considered social customs are the results of the arrangements of society for self- preservation? |
A. | Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Vivekananda |
D. | Lohia |
Answer» C. Vivekananda |
132. |
Identify the Philosopher who remarked that “it is mockery to offer religion to a starving man” |
A. | Gandhiji |
B. | Tilak |
C. | Ambedkar |
D. | Vivekananda |
Answer» D. Vivekananda |
133. |
Name the Philosopher who declared that “I am a Socialist not because I think it is a perfect system, but half a loaf is better than no bread” |
A. | Gandhiji |
B. | Vivekananda |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Nehru |
Answer» B. Vivekananda |
134. |
Whose theory of Social change was based on the Indian conception of history? |
A. | Vivekananda |
B. | Nehru |
C. | Gokhale |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» A. Vivekananda |
135. |
Identify the Philosopher who remarked that religious toleration is crucial for the growth of democracy |
A. | M.N.Roy |
B. | Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
C. | Vivekananda |
D. | Lohia |
Answer» C. Vivekananda |
136. |
Identify the Philosopher who tried to inculcate the ideal in the minds of his followers through self-purification and education |
A. | Vivekananda |
B. | Sree Narayana Guru |
C. | Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» B. Sree Narayana Guru |
137. |
Name the Philosopher who taught that Advaita philosophy becomes meaningless unless it teaches men to treat their fellowmen equals. |
A. | Sree Narayana Guru |
B. | Vivekananda |
C. | Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» A. Sree Narayana Guru |
138. |
Who appreciated and stressed the importance of education and organization for the emancipation of untouchables? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Sree Narayana Guru |
D. | M.N.Roy |
Answer» C. Sree Narayana Guru |
139. |
Name the scholar who believed that Economic freedom of the individual is the third dimension of Swaraj. |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Jayaprakash Narayan |
Answer» B. Gandhiji |
140. |
Who remarked that ‘a nation that runs it affairs smoothly and effectively without much state interference is truly democratic? |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Nehru |
C. | Tilak |
D. | Gandhiji |
Answer» D. Gandhiji |
141. |
Name the Philosopher who wrote that all material property was a social trust. |
A. | Lohia |
B. | Nehru |
C. | Gadhiji |
D. | Ambedkar |
Answer» C. Gadhiji |
142. |
Identify the leader who strongly insisted that partition was the final solution to Hindu-Muslim differences. |
A. | Jinnah |
B. | Gandhiji |
C. | Nehru |
D. | Savarkar |
Answer» A. Jinnah |
143. |
Which political leader was regarded as the product of contradictions and confusions of Indian nationalism? |
A. | Gandhiji |
B. | Nehru |
C. | Tilak |
D. | Jinnah |
Answer» D. Jinnah |
144. |
‘Wheel of History’ is a major work of |
A. | Jayaprakash Narayan |
B. | M.N.Roy |
C. | Lohia |
D. | Nehru |
Answer» C. Lohia |
145. |
Who is known as the most unconventional and original theoretician among socialist thinkers in India? |
A. | Nehru |
B. | Lohia |
C. | Tilak |
D. | Gokhale |
Answer» B. Lohia |
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