Question : The Indian National Congress (INC) adopted the socialist pattern of society as its objective during the:
Option 1: Avadi Session (1955)
Option 2: Karachi Session (1931)
Option 3: Tripuri Session (1939)
Option 4: Lahore Session (1929)
Correct Answer: Avadi Session (1955)
Solution : The correct answer is (a) Avadi Session in 1955.
The Avadi Session of the Indian National Congress, held in Avadi, Tamil Nadu, marked a significant shift in the party's ideology. The session adopted the Avadi Resolution, which declared the goal of achieving a socialist pattern of society in India. This resolution emphasized the importance of economic planning, social justice, and equitable distribution of resources. It reflected the Congress Party's commitment to addressing the issues of poverty, inequality, and social disparities through socialist principles.
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