Which was a practical limitation of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: Alternative institutions and affordable swadeshi goods were not available everywhere

Non-Cooperation asked people to leave government schools and colleges, avoid colonial courts, resign titles, and boycott foreign goods. Its practical difficulty was that national schools, colleges, courts, and other alternative institutions were not available in every locality. Similarly, hand-spun or swadeshi products were often costlier or less accessible than mass-produced imports. The movement did attract many participants and did include foreign-cloth boycotts, so B, C, and D are incorrect.