Who is remembered as one of the most famous women activists of the Chipko Movement?
Gaura Devi is famous for women's leadership in the Chipko Movement. Exam tip: remember Chipko with women's participation.
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महत्वपूर्ण विद्रोह और आंदोलन
In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian History chapter, this topic introduces major revolts and movements that shaped resistance, reform, and political awakening in India. Students learn to identify notable uprisings and organised movements, understand their key causes and leadership, and recognise their role in the broader struggle against colonial rule and social injustice.
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Gaura Devi is famous for women's leadership in the Chipko Movement. Exam tip: remember Chipko with women's participation.
View question detailsNarmada Bachao Andolan was linked with dams, displacement and rehabilitation. Exam tip: remember social issues of modern people's movements.
View question detailsUmaji Naik was a major leader linked with the Ramosi uprising. Exam tip: remember the match of regional revolt and leader.
View question detailsVelu Thampi was linked with resistance to British influence in Travancore. Exam tip: remember revolts of Kerala region.
View question detailsPazhassi Raja was linked with anti-British resistance in Malabar. Exam tip: remember Malabar and Kerala resistance.
View question detailsRani Chennamma opposed British interference in Kittur. Exam tip: connect women leaders with movements.
View question detailsThe Poligar Rebellion was linked with South India especially the Tamil region. Exam tip: remember Veerapandiya Kattabomman.
View question detailsKattabomman resisted the British East India Company. Exam tip: remember local revolts of South India.
View question detailsThe Kurichiya uprising was linked with Wayanad and Kerala region. Exam tip: remember regional tribal resistance.
View question detailsThe Koya uprising was linked with tribal resistance in the Andhra region. Exam tip: remember Koya with Rampa region.
View question detailsAlluri Sitarama Raju was linked with opposition to British policies in tribal areas. Exam tip: remember Rampa and the 1920s.
View question detailsThe Tana Bhagat Movement is generally considered to have started around 1914. Exam tip: remember Jatra Bhagat and Oraon community.
View question detailsBhil uprisings were linked with regions of western and central India. Exam tip: remember regions of tribal uprisings.
View question detailsThe Khasi uprising was linked with the Khasi Hills and Northeast region. Exam tip: remember U Tirot Singh.
View question detailsThe Ahom revolt was linked with opposition to British power in Assam. Exam tip: remember Gomdhar Konwar.
View question detailsThe Pagal Panthi movement was linked with peasants and local communities of Bengal. Exam tip: remember smaller regional movements too.
View question detailsPatna is considered one major centre of the Wahabi Movement. Exam tip: remember Syed Ahmed Barelvi and Patna.
View question detailsThe Faraizi Movement was influential in Eastern Bengal. Exam tip: remember Haji Shariatullah and Dudu Miyan.
View question detailsTitu Mir's bamboo fort was linked with resistance in Bengal. Exam tip: remember Titu Mir with the bamboo fort.
View question detailsIn the Pabna Movement peasants organised to oppose pressure by zamindars. Exam tip: remember peaceful peasant organisation.
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