Which option describes the correct staged plan of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: Surrender titles then boycott institutions then prepare for wider disobedience

The Non-Cooperation programme was conceived as a gradual, disciplined withdrawal of support from colonial institutions. It began with surrendering titles and honours, followed by the boycott of schools, courts and councils, with broader civil disobedience to be considered later. Thus A gives the correct sequence. The other options either promote cooperation, describe violence, or reverse the movement’s objectives.