· Statement 1 is correct: The element of spontaneity was higher than any of the movements India saw till now. The great significance was that the movement placed the demand of independence on the immediate agenda of the national movement and after the Quit India movement , there could be no retreat. The movement established the truth that it was no longer possible to rule India without the wishes of the Indians. · Statement 2 is correct: Although marital law was not applied, the repression was severe. Agitating crowds were lathi charged, tear gassed and fired upon. The number of those killed is estimated at 10,000. The press was muzzled, the military took over many cities and there was severe police repression. Rebellious villages were fined heavily and, in many villages, mass flogging was done. · Statement 3 is correct: In february 1943, Gandhi started a fast as an answer to an exhortation by the government to condemn violence, the fast was directed against the violence of the state. The popular response to the news of the fast was immediate and overwhelming- protests were organized at home and abroad through hartals, demonstrations and strikes. To endorse this at the government level, three members of the viceroy’s executive council resigned, exposing the government's high handedness.
Glimpses to the religious side (A)/ of his nature appear in (B)/ the majority of his plays (C)/ No Error (D).
She runs more faster than her sister in the race.
Shall you like (a)/ to accompany us (b)/ in the picnic which we are going to arrange today. (c)/ No error (d)
In the home there are (A)/many sources of humidity, (B)/from clothes hung out to dry (C)/to boil water used to cook pasta (D).
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Any mental health legislation should be more therapeutic, than legal and most humane than regulatory.
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Although to our knowledge (1)/there exists no empir...
(A) David made a gesture, spreading / (B) out his hands as if he was/ (C) showing that he had no / (D) explanation to make/ (E) No error.
"If I would have/ known about/ the traffic,/ I would have left earlier."