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1. The British Government decided and declared to leave India by June, 1948 in
2. The British Monarch at the time of Indian Independence was
3. Who of the following took the passing of a resolution on the partition in the meeting of the Congress Committee (1947) as a 'Surrender of Nationalism in favour of Communalism'?
4. Who appointed the first Prime Minister of India?
5. Who among the following was the Chairman of the Congress Session of Delhi wherein resolution of divided India was passed on 14 June, 1947?
6. Who sang 'Hindustan Hamara' of Iqbal and 'Jan-gan-man' in the Central Assembly at midnight of 14/15 August, 1947?
7. Who was the Congress President at the time of transfer of power in 1947 to India by the British?
8. Assertion (A): The Indian National Congress accepted the Mountbatten plan. Reason (R): It believed in twonation theory. Select the correct answer from the code given below. Code
9. Who among the following had seconded the resolution on the partition in the meeting of All India Congress Committee held in New Delhi in 1947?
10. The Indian Independence Bill received the Royal Assent on
11. The first and last Indian Governor- General of India was
12. The Indian National Congress agreed in 1947 to the partition of the country mainly because
13. In the meeting of All India Committee on 14 June, 1947; who among voted against the partition of India?
14. Mountbatten Plan (June 1947) provided for a referendum in which of the following province(s)?
15. Which plan became the platform of Indian Independence?
16. Which one of the following parties was in power in U.K. when India got independence?
17. Who among the following was the first Law Minister of India?
18. Who presided over the Delhi Session of Indian National Congress in 1947?
19. The formula for transfer of sovereignty to India in 1947 was known as
20. Who was the last Governor-General of Independent India?
21. Last Viceroy of India was
22. In August 1947, who of the following leaders did not participate anywhere in Independence Day celebrations?
23. The first Indian to hold office as Governor-General of independent India was
24. Who presided over the 1946 Session of the Indian National Congress held at Meerut?
25. Assertion (A): Britain made India free in 1947. Reason (R): Britain had become weak during the second World War. In the context of the above two statements, which of the following is/are correct?

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