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Q1.

Consider the following statements regarding the foundation of the Indian National Congress (INC): 1. Allan Octavian Hume acted as a catalyst to provide a safe outlet (safety valve theory) for the growing discontent among educated Indians. 2. The early nationalist leaders utilized the INC platform primarily to reject all forms of constitutional engagement with the British. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

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(A)
1 only
(B)
2 only
(C)
Both 1 and 2
(D)
Neither 1 nor 2
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Q2.

Which of the following was NOT an explicit objective of the Indian National Congress during its formative years (1885-1905)?

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(A)
Promotion of national unity and friendly relations among nationalist workers from different parts of the country
(B)
Formulation of popular demands and presentation of the same before the government
(C)
Immediate attainment of complete independence (Purna Swaraj) from British colonial rule
(D)
Training and organization of public opinion in the country
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