Question : The Janata Party's victory in the 1977 elections was significant because it:

 

Option 1: Marked the beginning of coalition politics

Option 2: Ended the period of Emergency

Option 3: Led to economic liberalization

Option 4: Strengthened the Congress party

Question : The formation of the Janata Party in 1977 was significant because it:

Option 1: Represented a united opposition against the Congress party

Option 2: Led to the immediate lifting of the Emergency

Option 3: Resulted in the division of the Congress party

Option 4: Marked the end of coalition politics in India

Question : The formation of the Janata Party in 1977 represented:

Option 1: A continuation of the Congress party's dominance

Option 2: A return to princely rule

Option 3: A coalition of opposition parties

Option 4: The beginning of a single-party system

Question : What was a significant factor that contributed to the Congress party's victory in the 1971 elections?

Option 1: Economic growth

Option 2: Foreign policy successes

Option 3: Populist measures

Option 4: Coalition with regional parties

Question : The 1977 elections in India marked a significant shift as they:

Option 1: Led to the formation of the first coalition government at the Centre

Option 2: Resulted in the re-election of the Congress party

Option 3: Saw the introduction of electronic voting machines

Option 4: Witnessed the highest voter turnout in Indian history

Question : What was the impact of the 1971 elections on Indian politics?

Option 1: Strengthening of regional parties

Option 2: Emergence of coalition politics

Option 3: Consolidation of Congress party's power

Option 4: Rise of non-Congress governments