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1 st <strong>May</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

TALENT<br />

A C A D E M Y<br />

VIJAYAREKHA Volume VI Issue No. 04 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI<br />

MODERN INDIA<br />

(Important Movements 1905-1947)<br />

SIMON COMMISSION<br />

1927<br />

Simon Commission arrived<br />

in India on<br />

3 rd February 1928 (Formed<br />

on 26th November 1927)<br />

Chairman of Simon<br />

Commision -Sir John Simon<br />

Simon Commission was also<br />

known as<br />

All White Commission<br />

Simon Commission<br />

submitted its report on<br />

27 th <strong>May</strong> 1930<br />

The person who died after<br />

the police lathi charge on the<br />

activists, protesting the<br />

arrival of Simon Commission<br />

Lala Lajpath Rai<br />

NEHRU REPORT<br />

1928<br />

Nehru report was published<br />

under the chairmanship of<br />

Motilal Nehru (1928)<br />

Nehru report was submitted<br />

on - 10 th August 1928<br />

The 14 point formula against<br />

Nehru report was put<br />

forwarded by<br />

Muhammed Ali Jinnah<br />

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE<br />

MOVEMENT-1930<br />

Movement started by<br />

Gandhiji as part of Civil<br />

Disobedience Movement<br />

Salt Satyagraha (1930)<br />

Dandi March started on<br />

12 th March 1930<br />

Salt Satyagraha in Tamil<br />

Nadu was led by<br />

C. Rajagopalachari<br />

Salt Satyagraha in Gujarat<br />

(Dharasana) was led by<br />

Sarojini Naidu<br />

Gandhiji broke salt law on<br />

6 th April 1930<br />

After the arrest of Gandhiji<br />

Salt Sathyagraha was led by<br />

Abbas Tiyabji<br />

Person who persuaded<br />

Gandhiji to include women<br />

in salt sathyagraha -<br />

Kamaladevi Chadhopadhyaya<br />

‘Salt suddenly became a<br />

mysterious word, a word of<br />

power’ said by<br />

Jawaharlal Nehru<br />

Comments on<br />

Salt Satyagraha<br />

Gandhiji’s breaking of salt<br />

law as a “storm in a tea cup”<br />

Lord Irwin<br />

Civil disobedience movement<br />

as a ‘Kindergarten stage of<br />

revolution’-H.N. Brailsford<br />

Dandi march as Napoleon’s<br />

march to Paris from Elba<br />

Subhash Chandra Bose<br />

ROUND TABLE<br />

CONFERENCES<br />

1930-32<br />

The first Round Table<br />

Conference was held between<br />

12 th November 1930 and 19 th<br />

January 1931.<br />

The first Round Table<br />

Conference was attended by<br />

Tej Bahadur Sapru, B.R.<br />

Ambedkar, Muhammad<br />

Shafi, M.A. Jinnah etc.<br />

The second Round Table<br />

Conference was held in - 1931<br />

Only round table conference<br />

in which Mahatma Gandhi<br />

participated - Second<br />

The chief advisor of Gandhiji<br />

during second round table<br />

conference<br />

Madan Mohan Malaviya<br />

The third and the last Round<br />

Table Conference held in<br />

1932<br />

The Three round table<br />

conferences were held at<br />

London<br />

The Indians who participated<br />

in all the three Round Table<br />

Conferences - B.R.<br />

Ambedkar, Tej Bahadur<br />

Sapru<br />

GOVERNMENT OF<br />

INDIA ACT 1935<br />

The Act proposed a federal<br />

system consisting of two<br />

houses<br />

Council of states, Federal<br />

assembly<br />

The Act of 1935 introduced<br />

Provincial Autonomy in<br />

the provinces<br />

Dyarchy at the centre<br />

The Act laid the foundation<br />

of democracy in India.<br />

Viceroy who passed<br />

Government of India Act 1935<br />

Lord Willington<br />

Viceroy when Government of<br />

India Act 1935 came into force<br />

Lord Linlithgow<br />

AUGUST OFFER<br />

1940<br />

August Offer was declared on<br />

8 th August 1940<br />

Viceroy who declared August<br />

Offer<br />

Lord Linlithgow<br />

August Offer ensured to give<br />

dominion status and freedom<br />

to frame a constitution based<br />

on representative nature.<br />

CRIPPS MISSION<br />

Cripps Mission came to India<br />

on - 22 nd March 1942<br />

Chairman of Cripps Mission<br />

Sir Stafford Cripps<br />

Cripps proposed that India<br />

would be given the Dominion<br />

Status immediately after the<br />

end of the second world war.<br />

Person who called the Cripps<br />

mission as a ‘post dated<br />

cheque drawn on a crashing<br />

Bank’ - Gandhiji<br />

QUIT INDIA<br />

MOVEMENT-1942<br />

The only national movement<br />

without a leader<br />

Quit India Movement<br />

The Quit India Resolution<br />

was passed at the Bombay<br />

Session of INC on<br />

8 th August 1942<br />

The draft of the Quit<br />

India resolution was<br />

presented by<br />

Jawaharlal Nehru<br />

Quit India movement was<br />

started on<br />

9 th August 1942<br />

Viceroy at that time of Quit<br />

India Movement<br />

Lord Linlithgow<br />

‘Heroine of Quit India<br />

Movement’<br />

Aruna Asaf Ali<br />

Hero of Quit India Movement<br />

Jayaprakash Narayan<br />

CABINET MISSION<br />

& MOUNTBATTEN<br />

PLAN<br />

Cabinet Mission was formed<br />

on - 15 th March 1946<br />

The Chairman of Cabinet<br />

Mission<br />

Pethwick Lawrence<br />

Mount Batten plan was<br />

announced on<br />

3 rd June 1947 (Plan to<br />

divide India)<br />

Mountbatten Plan is also<br />

known as<br />

June 3 rd Plan<br />

The works of the<br />

demarcation of the<br />

boundaries were done by<br />

Cyril Radcliffe<br />

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