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What was Rabindranath Tagore's initial critique regarding Mahatma Gandhi's Non-Cooperation Movement?
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- 1The movement was based on refreshing ideas that ought to be embraced.
- 2The movement didn't deserve any thought or contemplation.
- 3The movement risked fostering a narrow, exclusionary form of nationalism.✓
- 4The movement convinced him about the failure of Gandhi as a mass leader.
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The movement risked fostering a narrow, exclusionary form of nationalism.
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