Vijayarekha November 2017
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1 st <strong>November</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
TALENT<br />
A C A D E M Y VIJAYAREKHA Volume V Issue No. 11 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI<br />
INDIAN NATIONAL<br />
CONGRESS (INC)<br />
I.N.C. was founded on<br />
28 th December 1885<br />
I.N.C. was founded by A.O. Hume,<br />
a retired Civil Servant.<br />
The first session of INC was held at<br />
Gokul Das Tejpal Sanskrit<br />
College (Bombay)<br />
The place at which the first meeting<br />
of INC was decided to be conducted<br />
Pune<br />
Safety Valve theory was related to<br />
the formation of<br />
INC<br />
The organisation that existed<br />
before the formation of INC<br />
Indian National Union<br />
Number of leaders participated at the<br />
first meeting of INC<br />
72<br />
The first resolution of INC was<br />
presented by<br />
G. Subhramanya Iyer<br />
The second session of INC was<br />
held at Calcutta.<br />
The second session of congress<br />
was held under the leadership of<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji.<br />
Members participated in the 2nd<br />
session of INC<br />
434<br />
The Grand<br />
old man<br />
The name ‘Congress’ was<br />
suggested by Dadabhai Naoroji.<br />
The father of Indian Economics<br />
and Indian Politics<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
‘Brain Drain Theory’ and ‘Drain<br />
Wealth Theory’ was propounded<br />
by<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
He was the author of famous book<br />
‘Poverty and Un - British Rule in<br />
India’.<br />
The word ‘Swaraj’ was first used<br />
in the congress session held at<br />
Culcutta in 1906 by Dadabhai<br />
Naoroji.<br />
‘The Grand old man’ of India<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
The first Secretary of I.N.C.<br />
The first person who demanded a<br />
constitution for congress<br />
Aananda Mohan Bose<br />
. The session at which congress<br />
formed a constitution for the first<br />
time<br />
- A.O. Hume<br />
The first President of I.N.C.<br />
- W.C Banerjee<br />
Madras Session (1908)<br />
Moderates &<br />
Extremists<br />
A group of congress men who<br />
dominated the affairs of congress<br />
and were controlled by liberal<br />
leaders known as Moderates.<br />
The moderates were led by<br />
- Gopalakrishna Gokhale<br />
The three “P” methods of<br />
moderates was - Prayer, Petition<br />
and Protest<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji, Feroz Shah<br />
Mehta, Badaruddin Tiabji, W.C.<br />
Banerjee, Gopalakrishna Gokhale<br />
were the leaders of Moderates.<br />
The radical wing of the I.N.C. that<br />
emerged at the end of the 19 th<br />
century was otherwise known as<br />
‘extremists group’.<br />
The extremists were led by<br />
Bal Gangadhra Tilak<br />
Lala Lajpath Rai, Bal Gangadhara<br />
Tilak, Bipin Chandra Pal,<br />
Aurobindo Ghosh etc, were the<br />
main leaders of extremist group.<br />
The session at which congress<br />
was divided into two groups as<br />
Moderates and Extremists<br />
Surat Session (1907)<br />
Moderates and Extremists<br />
reunited in<br />
Lucknow session (1916)<br />
Three phases of INC<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Phase of Moderates<br />
- 1885 - 1905<br />
Phase of Extremists<br />
Gandhian Era<br />
- 1905 -1917<br />
- 1917- 1948<br />
The president of the Madras<br />
Session of INC in 1908<br />
Rash Bihari Ghosh<br />
The British Committee of I.N.C.<br />
founded in the year 1889.<br />
The journal started by the British<br />
Committee of I.N.C was<br />
India<br />
The first South-Indian state to host<br />
a INC Session<br />
Chennai (1887)<br />
The joint session of I.N.C. and<br />
Muslim League was held at<br />
Lucknow in 1916.<br />
Delhi hosted the INC Session for<br />
the first time in<br />
1918<br />
The session in which Hindi was<br />
declared as the official language of<br />
INC<br />
Kanpur Session (1925)<br />
The INC session in which ‘Poorna<br />
Swaraj Resolution’ was passed<br />
Lahore Session (1929)<br />
The first Parsi President of INC<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji (1886)<br />
The first Non-Hindu President of<br />
INC<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
The first person who became the<br />
INC president thrice<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
The first Muslim President of<br />
I.N.C<br />
Badarudeen Tiabji (1887)<br />
The first foreign President of INC<br />
George Yule (1888)<br />
The first elected President of INC<br />
Subhash Chandra Bose (1939,<br />
Tripuri)<br />
The first woman President of<br />
I.N.C.<br />
Annie Besant (1917, Calcutta).<br />
The first Indian woman president<br />
of INC<br />
Sarojini Naidu (1925, Kanpur)<br />
The INC President at the time of<br />
Quit India Movement<br />
Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad<br />
The longest serving President of<br />
INC before independence<br />
Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad<br />
The longest serving President of<br />
INC after independence<br />
Sonia Gandhi<br />
Info Plus<br />
East India Association was started<br />
by<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji (1866)<br />
Indian Association was started by<br />
Surendranath Banerjee<br />
(1876)<br />
Indian National Conference<br />
convened by<br />
Surendranath Banerjee<br />
(1883, Kolkata)<br />
United India Patriotic Association<br />
which was organised against the<br />
formation of Congress was started<br />
by<br />
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan (1888)<br />
Tri - colour flag was hoisted for the<br />
first in in<br />
Lahore Session (1929)<br />
The INC session that adopted a<br />
resolution establish a socialist<br />
pattern of society<br />
Awadhi Session (1955)<br />
Presidents of INC<br />
The first woman president of INC<br />
after independence.<br />
Indira Gandhi<br />
The first INC President who<br />
served for the two consecutive<br />
terms<br />
Rash Bihari Ghosh<br />
(1907, 1908).<br />
The first foreigner to became the<br />
President of INC twice<br />
Sir William Wedder<br />
(1889, 1910).<br />
The first person to became the<br />
INC President twice<br />
W.C. Banerjee (1885, 1892).<br />
The first south Indian, who<br />
became the INC president<br />
P. Ananda Charlu (1891)<br />
The youngest person who<br />
became president of INC<br />
Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad<br />
The oldest person who became<br />
the president of INC<br />
Dadabhai Naoroji<br />
The first INC president of<br />
independent India<br />
Pattabhi Sita Ramaih<br />
The President of INC at the time<br />
of Indian independence<br />
J.B. Kripalani<br />
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