The 'Operation Meghdoot' was launched to capture: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Operation Meghdoot' was launched to capture:

A. Goa

B. Kargil

C. Siachen Glacier

D. Hyderabad

Answer: Option C

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It was conducted in 1984.

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The 'Statutory Commission' under John Simon was boycotted because:

A. It included no Indian members

B. It recommended partition

C. It opposed dominion status

D. It refused separate electorates

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Correct Answer: Option A

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The Simon Commission (1928) was boycotted as it consisted of seven white members with no Indian representation.

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Who was the first British Viceroy to be assassinated in office?

A. Lord Northbrook

B. Lord Lytton

C. Lord Mayo

D. Lord Dufferin

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Lord Mayo was assassinated by a Pathan convict, Sher Ali Afridi, while visiting the Andaman Islands in 1872.

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The 'Dual System of Government' in Bengal was introduced by:

A. Lord Wellesley

B. Robert Clive

C. Lord Cornwallis

D. Warren Hastings

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Robert Clive introduced the Dual System (Diwani and Nizamat) in Bengal in 1765 after the Treaty of Allahabad.

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