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The 'Interim Government' formed in 1946 was headed by:
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The breakdown of the 'Simla Conference' (1945) was primarily due to differences between:
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Who was the British Prime Minister who announced the Communal Award?
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The 'White Paper' of 1933 was issued by:
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Under the 1919 Act, the Council of State was composed of:
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The 'Public Service Commission' was first established in India in 1926 on the recommendation of which Act?
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The Government of India Act 1935 was the longest Act of British Parliament at that time. How many sections/clauses did it have?
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Until the new constitutions were framed, the two Dominions were to be governed in accordance with:
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Which plan became the basis for the Indian Independence Act 1947?
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The Indian Independence Bill was introduced in the British Parliament on:
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