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Bhartiya Rastriya Andolan

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What does 'Bhartiya rastriya andolan' refer to?

Chinese Cultural Revolution

Russian Bolshevik Revolution

French Revolution

Indian National Movement (correct)

Who was a prominent leader in the Bhartiya rastriya andolan?

Mahatma Gandhi (correct)

Mao Zedong

Vladimir Lenin

Napoleon Bonaparte

What was the primary goal of the Bhartiya rastriya andolan?

To establish a communist regime

To promote industrialization

To gain independence from British colonial rule (correct)

To expand the British Empire

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Bhartiya Rastriya Andolan

Refers to the Indian National Movement, a period of struggle for independence from British rule in India.
Led by prominent leaders, including Mahatma Gandhi, who played a pivotal role in the movement.

Primary Goal

The primary goal of the Bhartiya Rastriya Andolan was to achieve independence from British rule and establish a sovereign nation.

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Quiz: "Bhartiya Rastriya Andolan History and Leaders" Test your knowledge of the Bhartiya Rastriya Andolan, a significant nationalist movement in India. Learn about prominent leaders, such as Mahatma Gandhi, and the primary goals of the movement, which aimed to achieve independence and social reform.