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Rishabh ChoudharyAIR 28

Question Q.3DiscussGS1GS1

Non-Cooperation Movement democratized India's freedom struggle but suffered from inherent limitations. Discuss. (10 marks, 150 words)

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Introduction

Non Cooperation Movement was launched from calculated sermon against oppressive British practices and failure of monitored reforms in 1919.

19 words

Main Body

Demonstrated freedom struggle:

① Widespread 'communal solidarity' by Khilafat & NCM merging

② participation of student and common people - by Congress Committee in provinces & taluk

③ Education development plan - by Jamia Millia Islamia & BHU established

④ Promoted anti-untouchability movement

⑤ Swadeshi cloth's and promotion of khadi & charkha

Inherent Limitations:

① Failed to reach villages and to generated local level - by unique CDM of 1920.

② Women participation was limited

③ Peasants agitations were not addressed - by unlike CDM which saw them in harvest fold.

④ Communal @uestone - by Nopalan Rebellion

⑤ Capitalist vis (Burmas class opposed) - by fear of british pelelic.

① Non violence broadened - by chaurir chaura incidence.

However, NCM has set the ball rolling for swaraj, that feel to Indian independence in 1947.

135 words13 paragraphs
  • Identifies democratic aspects of NCM
  • Mentions Khilafat merger
  • References educational institutions established
  • Good integration of examples

Topper

Rishabh Choudhary

AIR 28

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

The Freedom Struggle

The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country

Non-Cooperation Movement

Writing Stats

154

Total words

13

Paragraphs

analytical

Tone