The Non-Cooperation Programme, as part of the Indian independence movement led by Mahatma Gandhi, included several key components. These were the boycott of law-courts and foreign cloth, the surrender of titles and honours, and the establishment of local arbitration boards or Panchayats for settling disputes. However, the observance of strict non-violence was a principle of the broader movement but not specifically listed as a component of the Non-Cooperation Programme itself. Therefore, three of the listed subjects (I, III, and IV) were part of the Non-Cooperation Programme.