Which of the following correctly describes the aim of the Servants of India Society?

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Q: 114 (CDS-I/2004)
Which of the following correctly describes the aim of the Servants of India Society?

question_subject: 

History

question_exam: 

CDS-I

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0,25,21,8,5,8,25

keywords: 

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Option 1 incorrectly states that the aim of the Servants of India Society was to organize a struggle for the independence of the motherland. The society was actually focused on service to the motherland, not independence struggle.

Option 2 incorrectly suggests that the society was influenced by Marxist ideology and aimed to unite the labor force for improving their living conditions. The Servants of India Society did not have any Marxist influence and its objective was not specifically related to the labor force.

Option 3 incorrectly states that the main objective of the society was to spread modern education to the rural masses. While education was one of the areas the society focused on, it was not the main objective of the society.

Option 4 correctly describes the aim of the Servants of India Society. The society was formed to provide a group of trained and equipped individuals who would serve and contribute to the betterment of the motherland.

In summary, option 4 is the correct answer as it accurately describes the aim of the Servants of India Society, while the other options contain incorrect or incomplete information.

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