GS1 · UPSC Mains

The reactionary policies of Lord Lytton and the liberal policies of his successor Lord Rippon acted as catalyst in the formation of the Indian National Congress. Discuss. (250 words)

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GS1 · Modern India & the freedom struggle (1750s–1947)

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Ruchi Singh—VisionIASp.26
Divyanshu Choudhary—VisionIASp.26
Girdhari Lal Meena—VisionIASp.26
Arpit Gupta—VisionIASp.26
Mamta Yadav—VisionIASp.26
Gaddam Sudheer Kumar Reddy—VisionIASp.25
Jivani Kartik Nagjibhai—VisionIASp.26
Praveen Kumar—VisionIASp.27
Jagrati Awasthi—VisionIASp.26
Siddharth Srivastava—VisionIASp.26
Vipin Kumar Dwivedi—VisionIASp.26
Abhishek Shukla—VisionIASp.25
Sadaf Choudhary—VisionIASp.26
Ravindra Kumar Meena—VisionIASp.26
Shailja Pandey—VisionIASp.26
Sai Manasa N C—VisionIASp.26
Pooja Yadav—VisionIASp.26
Richa Kulkarni—VisionIASp.26
Bharti Meena—VisionIASp.26
Bharti Meena—VisionIASp.26
Prashant Raj—VisionIASp.25
Harsh Parashar—VisionIASp.26
Suyash—Visionp.25
Arpit Sangal—VisionIASp.26
Vaibhav Rawat—VisionIASp.26
Sarthak Agrawal—VisionIASp.26
Gagan Singh Meena—VisionIASp.25
Wasim Ur Rahman—VisionIASp.26
Shubham Kumar—VisionIASp.26

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