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What was the deeper meaning of the slogan Do or Die in the Quit India Movement?

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Correct answer: Decisive mass commitment for complete independence

The slogan “Do or Die” expressed a firm decision to achieve India’s freedom without further delay. It did not mean that people should act violently or literally seek death. Its deeper message was that Indians should make their strongest possible effort for independence and remain committed even in the face of arrest, repression, or personal danger. Mahatma Gandhi gave this call during the Quit India Movement in 1942.

The movement demanded an end to British rule and encouraged ordinary people to participate in a united national struggle. Therefore, option A is correct because it describes a decisive mass commitment to complete independence. The other choices concern indigo cultivation, naval wages, or a gurdwara tax, none of which explains the purpose of the 1942 national movement or the meaning of its slogan.

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