Who was the target audience for 'Swaraj' in India, as propagated by Mahatma Gandhi?

The Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress was held in the year ________ and was presided over by ________.

Where was the 'India House' organization, founded by Shyamji Krishna Varma in the early twentieth century, based?

Arrange the following administrative and political milestones of British rule and the Indian Freedom Struggle in chronological order: A. The Gandhian phase characterized by mass civil disobedience and the 1929 declaration of Purna Swaraj. B. The Extremist/Militant phase emphasizing Swadeshi, Boycott, and National Education. C. The Moderate phase utilizing constitutional agitation to demand civil service reform and reduced military expenditure. D. The formal transition to Crown Raj following the Government of India Act 1858. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

'Passive Resistance' and 'National Education' were adopted as methods of struggle in Bengal during the Swadeshi movement. At the same time, the Swaraj movement was prominently active in which of the following regions?

Following the First Round Table Conference, when Congress appointed a negotiator to hold direct talks with Lord Irwin, the British Viceroy of India, which of the following leaders was chosen for this role?

Who among the following led the anti-partition movement of Bengal under the Moderates?

During his imprisonment in Mandalay Jail in 1908, Bal Gangadhar Tilak authored which of the following landmark books?

During the Freedom Struggle, the Swadeshi Movement was popularly known as the 'Vandemataram Movement' in which region?