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why were RTC held between 1930 and 1932? (7)
why was the government of india act 1935 opposed? (7)
why was the government of india act 1935 opposed? (7)
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Pakistan Studies, Islamiyat and Urdu: Post your doubts here!
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Why Was GOI 1935 so important for the future of India? [7]
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please answer my question people please 
why was the govt of india act so important to the future of the subcontinent ?(7)
The last major legislation before independence passed by the british was the Government of India Act 1935.
Though it was rejected all over India , it was to play a key role in the future of the sub continent .
India was given a status of federation , federal government established at the centre for the first time meant that the princely states which previously had very little say in India now had the option and choice whether to participate politically in affairs which concerned the sub continent . This was something that British were hesitant to grant earlier but they soon realised that it was necessary to make concessions now .
Also , provincial autonomy which had been demanded by the Indians on a number of times was granted which meant that the government of every province was allowed to devise and carry out its own policy and programmes . They were also to be responsible for its own legislature , this was also the first time this was granted expressing the eagerness of the British Government to make concessions. The provinces now had ministers to control every department except when governers chose to intervene in cases of public order or veto a bill they disliked .
New provinces were set up and increased to eleven by giving NWFP the status of a fully fledged status . This meant that there were now additional voting rights for local population to vote – some five times the previous members at 35 million in total . But a drawback was that still only 25 % of Indian population was allowed to vote in provincial elections .
However , key decisions relating to external relations and defence were retained by the British which was causing resentment and rejections of the Act all over by the Muslim League , Congress and complete India . But Government of India Act was perhaps the most important ever drawn constitution in INDIA.
The last major legislation before independence passed by the british was the Government of India Act 1935.
Though it was rejected all over India , it was to play a key role in the future of the sub continent .
India was given a status of federation , federal government established at the centre for the first time meant that the princely states which previously had very little say in India now had the option and choice whether to participate politically in affairs which concerned the sub continent . This was something that British were hesitant to grant earlier but they soon realised that it was necessary to make concessions now .
Also , provincial autonomy which had been demanded by the Indians on a number of times was granted which meant that the government of every province was allowed to devise and carry out its own policy and programmes . They were also to be responsible for its own legislature , this was also the first time this was granted expressing the eagerness of the British Government to make concessions. The provinces now had ministers to control every department except when governers chose to intervene in cases of public order or veto a bill they disliked .
New provinces were set up and increased to eleven by giving NWFP the status of a fully fledged status . This meant that there were now additional voting rights for local population to vote – some five times the previous members at 35 million in total . But a drawback was that still only 25 % of Indian population was allowed to vote in provincial elections .
However , key decisions relating to external relations and defence were retained by the British which was causing resentment and rejections of the Act all over by the Muslim League , Congress and complete India . But Government of India Act was perhaps the most important ever drawn constitution in INDIA.
1) Y dey were held ?
ANS ) . TO TALK ON THE FINDINGS OF THE SIMON COMMISSION
. TO FIND A WAY ON WHICH EVERY PARTY COULD AGREE UPON.
. IT WAS IMPROTANT FOR THE BRITISH TO DISCUSS WITH ALL THE PARTIES AS THE HINDU- MUSLIM RIVALRY HAD ONCE AGAIN BEGAN WITH SEVERAL DIFFERENT DEMANDS FROM THE BRITISH .
(NOT SURE ABT DA THIRD ) :/
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how successfully did pak and india handle the kashmir issue from 1947-1999?(14)
do we have to write only about the 1965 war, kashmir issue and kargil conflict?
do we have to write only about the 1965 war, kashmir issue and kargil conflict?
WHY WAS GOVT OF INDIA ACT OPPOSED ?
1) THE VICEROY AND THE GOVERNOR GENERALS WERE STILL THE HEAD OF THE FEDERATION WHICH WAS A DRAWBACK :/
2) THE GOVERNER GENERALS UNDER THE MINISTERS STILL HAD SPECIAL POWERS AND COULD DISMISS THE MINISTERS OR EVEN THE WHOLE ADMINISTRATION
3) BRITISH CLAIMED TO HAVE EXTENDED THE VOTING RIGHTS BUT DUE TO PROPERTY QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT ONLY 25 % OF THE POPULATION COULD VOTE.
HOPE IT HELPS
1) THE VICEROY AND THE GOVERNOR GENERALS WERE STILL THE HEAD OF THE FEDERATION WHICH WAS A DRAWBACK :/
2) THE GOVERNER GENERALS UNDER THE MINISTERS STILL HAD SPECIAL POWERS AND COULD DISMISS THE MINISTERS OR EVEN THE WHOLE ADMINISTRATION
3) BRITISH CLAIMED TO HAVE EXTENDED THE VOTING RIGHTS BUT DUE TO PROPERTY QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT ONLY 25 % OF THE POPULATION COULD VOTE.
HOPE IT HELPS
DIS ONE I DNT KNW
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Why did Shah Wali Ullah translate the Quran into Persian ? (7)
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Why did India want go to war with Pakistan in 1971 ? (7)
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Why did India go to war with Pakistan in 1971 ? (7)
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i think u have done sec 3 also.
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What were subsidiary alliances?(4)
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sry dudet, i haven't done sec 3
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was the Banu Nadir expelled in the 3rd or 4th year of Hijrat ??