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Which leader from Sindh was a member of the Simla Deputation and a founding member of the Muslim League?
Sir Abdullah Haroon was a prominent businessman and politician from Sindh. He was a pillar of the Muslim League in Sindh and hosted the first Sindh Provincial Muslim League Conference in 1938.
8682
What was the primary proposal offered in the scheme known as the 'Wavell Plan'?
The Wavell Plan offered a scheme for the settlement of future political problems by proposing the reconstitution of the Viceroy’s Executive Council. The plan suggested that the council should consist entirely of Indians, except for the Viceroy and the Commander-in-Chief, with equal representation for 'Caste Hindus' and 'Muslims' to ensure a balanced administration during the interim period.
8683
In 1889, Sir Syed proposed which bill to hand over the administration of Aligarh College to a trust?
In 1889, Sir Syed introduced the 'Trustee Bill.' His goal was to ensure the long-term survival and administrative autonomy of the M.A.O. College by placing it under a formal legal trust composed of competent members.
8684
Which British Viceroy inaugurated the M.A.O. College in Aligarh?
Lord Lytton, the Viceroy of India, visited Aligarh in 1877 to lay the foundation stone of the M.A.O. College. This royal patronage gave the institution great prestige and legitimacy in the eyes of the British administration.
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What was one of the main objectives of the 'Aligarh Institute Gazette'?
A key objective of the Gazette was to reduce the mutual distrust between the British and the Muslim community. It aimed to show that Muslims were loyal and that the British could trust them as partners in administration and education.
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Which major historical work was edited and published by Sir Syed in 1855?
In 1855, Sir Syed edited Abu'l-Fazl's 'Ain-i-Akbari,' which is a detailed record of the administration of Emperor Akbar. This was a scholarly task that required immense research and comparison of various manuscripts to ensure accuracy.
8687
In which year was Sir Syed Ahmed Khan elevated to the position of Chief Judge?
By 1846, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan had risen through the ranks of the judicial service to be appointed as the Chief Judge. This position reflected his legal expertise, integrity, and the trust placed in him by the British administration.
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What was the name of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan's maternal grandfather?
Khawaja Farid-ud-Din was the maternal grandfather of Sir Syed. He was a highly respected figure who had served as a diplomat and a high-ranking official in the Mughal administration, as well as a Prime Minister to the Emperor, which helped Sir Syed understand governance from an early age.
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In 1855, which historical work was edited and published by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
In 1855, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan edited and published Abu'l-Fazl's 'A'in-i-Akbari'. This project showcased his deep interest in Mughal history and administration, although his later works would shift toward more modern reformist themes.
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On December 24, 1841, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was appointed to which position in Mainpuri?
On December 24, 1841, Sir Syed was promoted to the rank of Munsif (Sub-judge) and posted at Mainpuri. This promotion represented a significant step forward in his legal and judicial career within the colonial administration.
