● Statement 1 is incorrect: In 1908, Prafulla Chaki and Khudiram Bose threw a bomb at a carriage supposed to be carrying a particularly sadistic white judge, Kingsford, in Muzaffarpur. Kingsford was not in the carriage. Unfortunately, two British ladies, instead, got killed. Prafulla Chaki shot himself dead, while Khudiram Bose was tried and hanged. ● Statement 2 is correct: The whole Anushilan group was arrested, including the Ghosh brothers, Aurobindo and Barindra, who were tried in the Alipore conspiracy case. ● Statement 3 is correct: Chittaranjan Das defended Aurobindo who was acquitted of all charges, due to lack of evidence against him. Of the thirty-seven prisoners on trial, Barindra Ghose, as the head of the Secret society of revolutionaries and Ullaskar Dutt, as the maker of bombs, were given the death penalty (later commuted to transportation for life).
What is the risk of choosing a solution solely based on personal preferences?
Which of the following theory presents how people take decision when presented with alternatives that involve risk, probability, anduncertainty?
How can collaboration with diverse teams enhance the identification of possible solutions?
What is the significance of involving relevant stakeholders in problem identification?
Why is it important to communicate the decision to relevant stakeholders?
Which type of decision is typically routine and repetitive, often governed by rules and policies?
How can involving a diverse group in the evaluation process enhance the selection of the best solution?
Decision making is an important part of management functions. Which of the following functions it is most closely related to?
In which decision-making technique do experts provide their opinions anonymously to avoid bias, and a consensus is reached after several rounds?
Which of the following decision making technique involves the use of a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ solution to arrive at a decision?
