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Question-1
The Press Regulations Act was passed in ______________
(A)
1853
(B)
1833
(C)
1823
(D)
1798
Question-2
Who stopped the cruel practice of human sacrifice?
(A)
Lord Hardinge
(B)
Lord Amherst
(C)
lord Ellednborugh
(D)
lord Dalhousie
Question-3
At the early time of British rule in India, the education was in the hands of ____________ or Muslim Ulemas
(A)
Brahmins
(B)
Christan missionaries
(C)
Adivasi
(D)
None of these
Question-4
The first telegraph line was opened in _________________
(A)
1853.
(B)
1850
(C)
1856
(D)
1878
Question-5
The Sanskrit College at Varanasi was founded in _______________
(A)
1760
(B)
1761
(C)
1861
(D)
1791
Question-6
A period of social reforms in India began during the period of _______________
(A)
Lord Dalhousie
(B)
Lord Maculay
(C)
Lord William Bentick
(D)
Lord Caning
Question-7
In_________, the education policy was given a new direction by what is known as 'Wood's despatch.
(A)
1836
(B)
1837
(C)
1848
(D)
1854
Question-8
Who set up the Madrasa in Calcutta?
(A)
Lord Canning
(B)
Lord Dalhousie
(C)
Warren Hasitings
(D)
Mount batten
Question-9
Who take initiative in founding the Hindu College
(A)
Raja Todarmal
(B)
Warren Hastings
(C)
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
(D)
None of these
Question-10
The sati was banned on _____________________
(A)
1845
(B)
1830
(C)
1829
(D)
1859
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