Question : The abolition of caste prejudice in India can be furthered by:

Option 1: Strengthening caste-based identities

Option 2: Promoting inter-caste interactions

Option 3: Ignoring caste disparities

Option 4: Encouraging caste-based politics

Question : The eradication of caste prejudice in India requires:

Option 1: Strengthening of the caste system

Option 2: Promotion of inter-caste marriages

Option 3: Economic liberalization

Option 4: Technological advancements

Question : Social reform movements in India were primarily aimed at:

Option 1: Promoting industrialisation

Option 2: Abolishing social evils like caste discrimination

Option 3: Encouraging religious conversions

Option 4: Strengthening colonial rule

Question : How did the concept of nationalism contribute to the partition of India?

Option 1: By promoting religious unity

Option 2: By advocating for a single national language

Option 3: By emphasizing the distinct identities of religious communities

Option 4: By encouraging economic collaboration between different regions

Question : The policy of 'Divide and Rule' adopted by the British in India aimed at:

Option 1: Promoting national unity

Option 2: Encouraging communal harmony

Option 3: Creating divisions among Indian communities

Option 4: Strengthening the Indian economy

Question : How did communalism contribute to the partition of India?

Option 1: By promoting secularism and unity

Option 2: By encouraging cooperation between Hindus and Muslims

Option 3: By intensifying religious divisions and conflicts

Option 4: By supporting the idea of a united India