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Q3
(CISF/2018)
History & Culture › National Movement (1857–1947)
Which of the following was/were not the feature(s) of the Swadeshi Movement in Bengal (1905 - 1908) ?
1. Swadeshi was based on the idea of self-help through industries and schools.
2. Tagore had sketched out his blue-print for swadeshi in Swadeshi Samaj.
3. Leaders like Aurobindo called for more radical measures to achieve Swadeshi goals.
4. Bhagat Singh joined the Swadeshi Movement in its later phases.
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C
Explanation
The Swadeshi Movement (1905–1908) was a reaction to the Partition of Bengal. It had two main facets: constructive self-reliance and political struggle.
- Statements 1 and 2 are core features. The movement emphasized Atmashakti (self-help) through the promotion of indigenous industries and national schools. Rabindranath Tagore's 1904 address, Swadeshi Samaj, provided the blueprint for this social and economic regeneration.
- Statement 3 is often considered "not" a feature in a narrow sense because leaders like Aurobindo Ghosh argued that Swaraj (political independence) was a prerequisite for successful Swadeshi. His call for radical measures like passive resistance shifted the focus from the movement's original constructive/educational goals to a broader political struggle.
- Statement 4 is factually incorrect. Bhagat Singh (born 1907) was a child during this period and only became active in the 1920s.
Given that Statement 4 is definitely not a feature, Option C is the most appropriate choice.
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