- The Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929 is popularily known as Sarda Act after its sponsor. Name that person
- With the death of whom the Hindustan Socialist republican Association Movemnet ended
- Who publicly burnt Manusmriti on the occasion of Mahad Satyagraha in 1927
- The Viceroy who introduced Famine Code in 1880
- Who founded Indian Home Rule Society in 1905 in London
- Who said, "The British empire is rotten to the core, corrupt in every direction and tyrannical and mean"
- Who founded Indian Home Rule League in 1916
- Who was the first president of Indian Home Rule League
- Who was the first secretary of Indian Home Rule League
- Name the association which merged with Congress in 1886
- Who said, on the death of Tilak my strongest bulwark is gone
- Who is regarded as the father of Muslim renaissance in India
- Name the friend of Tantia Tope who betrayed him after the revolt of 1857
- Name the woman revolutionary who shot the Governor of Bengal while receiving her degree at the convocation of the university of Calcutta
- Who became the president of the Provisional Government of India established in December 1915 in Kabul
- Who became the first Prime Minister of the Provisional Government of India
- Under whose persuasion Lala Hardayal went to the United States to found the Ghadar Party
- The founder President of Dhaka Anuseelan Samiti
- Who was known as Kappalotiya Tamilan
- Who was known as the "saint of Pavnar"
- Who was the first general secretary of Indian National Congress
- Who was the president of Indian National Congress when the resolution for complete independence was passed in the Lahore session in 1929
- Who said, "The only lesson required in India at present is to learn how to die and the only way to tach is by dying ourselves. Therefore, I die and glory in my martyrdom"
- Who along with Taraka Nath Das set up 'United India House' in Seattle in USA for Indian students where they also spread nationalist ideas
- Who was the Viceroy when Prince of Wales visited India in 1921
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