[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":975},["ShallowReactive",2],{"study-telangana-statehood-movement":3},{"slug":4,"noteId":5,"subject":6,"subjectSlug":7,"title":8,"summary":9,"hasNote":10,"sections":11},"telangana-statehood-movement","NOTE-TEL-MOVEMENT","Telangana","telangana","Telangana Armed Struggle & Statehood Movement","Recall and contrast drills from verified TGPRB PYQs (2015-2023). Historical exam statistics require checking against the latest official publication.",true,[12,66,117,161,209,254,299,345,392,435,479,524,570,617,662,707,754,799,845,888,932],{"id":13,"title":14,"short":15,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":17,"pyqs":25,"cards":50,"traps":57},"facts-1","Hyderabad State Integration & Police Action (1948)","Fact set 1",3,[18,22],{"type":19,"lineId":20,"html":21},"p","pyq-3129","\u003Cstrong>Operation Polo\u003C\u002Fstrong> was the code name of the military operation ('Police Action') launched by the Indian Armed Forces in September 1948 to integrate the Princely State of Hyderabad into the Indian Union. Following the surrender of the Nizam's forces, Hyderabad officially joined India on September 17, 1948.",{"type":19,"lineId":23,"html":24},"pyq-2719","\u003Cstrong>Shoebullah Khan\u003C\u002Fstrong> was the nationalist editor of the Urdu daily newspaper 'Imroz'. He fearlessly advocated for Hyderabad's integration into the Indian Union and criticized the Razakars, leading to his martyrdom when he was assassinated by Razakar militants in August 1948.",[26,39],{"uid":27,"question":28,"options":29,"answer":34,"explanation":35,"difficulty":36,"paper":37,"papers":38,"sourceLine":20},"PYQ-3129","The Indian Government on 17th September, 1948 conducted which military operation to bring Hyderabad state into the Indian Union?",[30,31,32,33],"Operation Logo","Operation Code","Operation Polo","Operation Vijay",2,"Operation Polo was the code name of the military operation ('Police Action') launched by the Indian Armed Forces in September 1948 to integrate the Princely State of Hyderabad into the Indian Union. Following the surrender of the Nizam's forces, Hyderabad officially joined India on September 17, 1948.","F","SI 2023 Mains",[37],{"uid":40,"question":41,"options":42,"answer":34,"explanation":47,"difficulty":36,"paper":48,"papers":49,"sourceLine":23},"PYQ-2719","Who was the editor of 'imroz' a popular paper in Hyderabad State during the period of Osman Ali Khan?",[43,44,45,46],"Md. Arif Khan","Md. Iqbal","Shoebullah Khan","Raza Ali Khan","Shoebullah Khan was the nationalist editor of the Urdu daily newspaper 'Imroz'. He fearlessly advocated for Hyderabad's integration into the Indian Union and criticized the Razakars, leading to his martyrdom when he was assassinated by Razakar militants in August 1948.","SI 2022 Prelims",[48],[51,54],{"id":52,"front":28,"back":53},"PYQ-3129-recall","Operation Polo\n\nOperation Polo was the code name of the military operation ('Police Action') launched by the Indian Armed Forces in September 1948 to integrate the Princely State of Hyderabad into the Indian Union. Following the surrender of the Nizam's forces, Hyderabad officially joined India on September 17, 1948.",{"id":55,"front":41,"back":56},"PYQ-2719-recall","Shoebullah Khan\n\nShoebullah Khan was the nationalist editor of the Urdu daily newspaper 'Imroz'. He fearlessly advocated for Hyderabad's integration into the Indian Union and criticized the Razakars, leading to his martyrdom when he was assassinated by Razakar militants in August 1948.",[58],{"id":59,"left":32,"right":45,"why":60,"statements":61},"facts-1-contrast","TGPSC-Style Advanced Practice: connect each verified question with its fact anchor.",[62,64],{"text":28,"side":63},"left",{"text":41,"side":65},"right",{"id":67,"title":14,"short":68,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":69,"pyqs":76,"cards":103,"traps":110},"facts-2","Fact set 2",[70,73],{"type":19,"lineId":71,"html":72},"pyq-0144","The military plan for the \u003Cstrong>Police Action\u003C\u002Fstrong> (Operation Polo) against Hyderabad State in September 1948 was prepared by Lieutenant General Eric Goddard, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, and was known as the Goddard Plan. Major General J.N. Chaudhuri led the armed forces during the action and later served as the Military Governor of Hyderabad State.",{"type":19,"lineId":74,"html":75},"pyq-0589","\u003Cstrong>Chityala Ailamma\u003C\u002Fstrong> (Chakali Ilamma) was a prominent revolutionary leader whose resistance against the oppressive landlord Visuru Ramachandra Reddy over land rights at Palakurthi inspired the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946–1951). Her courage ignited the peasant uprising across the Hyderabad state.",[77,91],{"uid":78,"question":79,"options":80,"answer":85,"explanation":86,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":89,"sourceLine":71},"PYQ-0144","The Police Action against the Hyderabad State was also known as",[81,82,83,84],"Goddard plan","Razakar plan","Jai Hyderabad plan","Choudari plan",0,"The military plan for the Police Action (Operation Polo) against Hyderabad State in September 1948 was prepared by Lieutenant General Eric Goddard, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, and was known as the Goddard Plan. Major General J.N. Chaudhuri led the armed forces during the action and later served as the Military Governor of Hyderabad State.","M","Constable 2015 Mains",[88,90],"Constable 2023",{"uid":92,"question":93,"options":94,"answer":99,"explanation":100,"difficulty":36,"paper":101,"papers":102,"sourceLine":74},"PYQ-0589","Who is remembered as the person who started Telangana Armed Struggle between 1946 and 1951?",[95,96,97,98],"Shanthi Soundarajan","Chityala Ailamma","Varala Pochamma","Devaki Yashoda",1,"Chityala Ailamma (Chakali Ilamma) was a prominent revolutionary leader whose resistance against the oppressive landlord Visuru Ramachandra Reddy over land rights at Palakurthi inspired the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946–1951). Her courage ignited the peasant uprising across the Hyderabad state.","Constable 2018 Mains",[101],[104,107],{"id":105,"front":79,"back":106},"PYQ-0144-recall","Goddard plan\n\nThe military plan for the Police Action (Operation Polo) against Hyderabad State in September 1948 was prepared by Lieutenant General Eric Goddard, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, and was known as the Goddard Plan. Major General J.N. Chaudhuri led the armed forces during the action and later served as the Military Governor of Hyderabad State.",{"id":108,"front":93,"back":109},"PYQ-0589-recall","Chityala Ailamma\n\nChityala Ailamma (Chakali Ilamma) was a prominent revolutionary leader whose resistance against the oppressive landlord Visuru Ramachandra Reddy over land rights at Palakurthi inspired the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946–1951). Her courage ignited the peasant uprising across the Hyderabad state.",[111],{"id":112,"left":113,"right":96,"why":60,"statements":114},"facts-2-contrast","Police Action",[115,116],{"text":79,"side":63},{"text":93,"side":65},{"id":118,"title":14,"short":119,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":120,"pyqs":127,"cards":148,"traps":155},"facts-3","Fact set 3",[121,124],{"type":19,"lineId":122,"html":123},"pyq-0604","During Operation Polo (September 1948), \u003Cstrong>Lieutenant General Rajendra Singh\u003C\u002Fstrong> (Lt. Gen. Rajendrasinhji Jadeja) was the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Southern Command who directed the military operation, while Major General J.N. Chaudhuri commanded the 1st Armoured Division on the ground.",{"type":19,"lineId":125,"html":126},"pyq-0145","During the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946-1951), \u003Cstrong>Bhukya Balya\u003C\u002Fstrong> was a prominent Lambada leader who resisted the oppressive land grabbing, vetti (forced labor), and atrocities committed by Visnuru Ramachandra Reddy (Visnuru Dora) in the Jangaon area.",[128,138],{"uid":129,"question":130,"options":131,"answer":34,"explanation":136,"difficulty":87,"paper":101,"papers":137,"sourceLine":122},"PYQ-0604","When the Indian Army entered Hyderabad under Major General. J.N. Choudhary in September 1948, who among the following was the General Officer commanding of Southern command?",[132,133,134,135],"Lieutenant General Maharaj Singh","Major General Rudra","Lieutenant General Rajendra Singh","Agent General K.M. Munshi","During Operation Polo (September 1948), Lieutenant General Rajendra Singh (Lt. Gen. Rajendrasinhji Jadeja) was the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Southern Command who directed the military operation, while Major General J.N. Chaudhuri commanded the 1st Armoured Division on the ground.",[101],{"uid":139,"question":140,"options":141,"answer":16,"explanation":146,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":147,"sourceLine":125},"PYQ-0145","Who among the following Lambada leader fought against the 'Visnuru dora' during Telangana Armed struggle.",[142,143,144,145],"Jatoth Tanu Naik","Bhallu Naik","Tejavat Dasunaik","Bhukya Balya","During the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946-1951), Bhukya Balya was a prominent Lambada leader who resisted the oppressive land grabbing, vetti (forced labor), and atrocities committed by Visnuru Ramachandra Reddy (Visnuru Dora) in the Jangaon area.",[88,90],[149,152],{"id":150,"front":130,"back":151},"PYQ-0604-recall","Lieutenant General Rajendra Singh\n\nDuring Operation Polo (September 1948), Lieutenant General Rajendra Singh (Lt. Gen. Rajendrasinhji Jadeja) was the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Southern Command who directed the military operation, while Major General J.N. Chaudhuri commanded the 1st Armoured Division on the ground.",{"id":153,"front":140,"back":154},"PYQ-0145-recall","Bhukya Balya\n\nDuring the Telangana Armed Struggle (1946-1951), Bhukya Balya was a prominent Lambada leader who resisted the oppressive land grabbing, vetti (forced labor), and atrocities committed by Visnuru Ramachandra Reddy (Visnuru Dora) in the Jangaon area.",[156],{"id":157,"left":134,"right":145,"why":60,"statements":158},"facts-3-contrast",[159,160],{"text":130,"side":63},{"text":140,"side":65},{"id":162,"title":14,"short":163,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":164,"pyqs":171,"cards":194,"traps":201},"facts-4","Fact set 4",[165,168],{"type":19,"lineId":166,"html":167},"pyq-0793","On \u003Cstrong>September\u003C\u002Fstrong> 2, 1947, villagers at Parakala in Warangal district gathered to unfurl the Indian National Flag to mark India's independence and demand integration into the Indian Union. The Razakars and Nizam's police opened fire indiscriminately on the peaceful gathering, resulting in the brutal murder of 22 people, an event known as the Parakala massacre or Telangana's Jallianwala Bagh.",{"type":19,"lineId":169,"html":170},"pyq-2716","The \u003Cstrong>Nizam Subjects League\u003C\u002Fstrong> (Jam'iyyat-i-R'aya-i-Hyderabad) was founded in 1934 by prominent educated elites including Sir Nizamat Jung, who served as its president. The organization aimed to safeguard the constitutional and employment rights of native Hyderabadis (Mulkis) against non-locals.",[172,184],{"uid":173,"question":174,"options":175,"answer":85,"explanation":180,"difficulty":36,"paper":181,"papers":182,"sourceLine":166},"PYQ-0793","The Parakala massacre that occurred on 2nd September 1947 is often said to be another Jallianwala Bagh incident. What was the aim of the protestors at Parakala ?",[176,177,178,179],"To hoist the National Flag.","To boycott the foreign cloth.","To protest against the Nizam.","To protest against the British dominance.","On September 2, 1947, villagers at Parakala in Warangal district gathered to unfurl the Indian National Flag to mark India's independence and demand integration into the Indian Union. The Razakars and Nizam's police opened fire indiscriminately on the peaceful gathering, resulting in the brutal murder of 22 people, an event known as the Parakala massacre or Telangana's Jallianwala Bagh.","Constable 2018 Prelims",[181,183],"SI 2018 Mains",{"uid":185,"question":186,"options":187,"answer":16,"explanation":192,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":193,"sourceLine":169},"PYQ-2716","'Nizam Subjects League' was founded by few educated elites of Hyderabad State in the year.",[188,189,190,191],"1929","1930","1932","1934","The Nizam Subjects League (Jam'iyyat-i-R'aya-i-Hyderabad) was founded in 1934 by prominent educated elites including Sir Nizamat Jung, who served as its president. The organization aimed to safeguard the constitutional and employment rights of native Hyderabadis (Mulkis) against non-locals.",[48],[195,198],{"id":196,"front":174,"back":197},"PYQ-0793-recall","To hoist the National Flag.\n\nOn September 2, 1947, villagers at Parakala in Warangal district gathered to unfurl the Indian National Flag to mark India's independence and demand integration into the Indian Union. The Razakars and Nizam's police opened fire indiscriminately on the peaceful gathering, resulting in the brutal murder of 22 people, an event known as the Parakala massacre or Telangana's Jallianwala Bagh.",{"id":199,"front":186,"back":200},"PYQ-2716-recall","1934\n\nThe Nizam Subjects League (Jam'iyyat-i-R'aya-i-Hyderabad) was founded in 1934 by prominent educated elites including Sir Nizamat Jung, who served as its president. The organization aimed to safeguard the constitutional and employment rights of native Hyderabadis (Mulkis) against non-locals.",[202],{"id":203,"left":204,"right":205,"why":60,"statements":206},"facts-4-contrast","September","Nizam Subjects League",[207,208],{"text":174,"side":63},{"text":186,"side":65},{"id":210,"title":211,"short":212,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":213,"pyqs":220,"cards":241,"traps":248},"facts-5","Mulki Movement & 1969 Telangana Agitation","Fact set 5",[214,217],{"type":19,"lineId":215,"html":216},"pyq-0147","Following the police firing on students during the 1952 Mulki Movement agitation at City College, Hyderabad, Chief Minister Burgula Ramakrishna Rao appointed a judicial inquiry commission headed by Justice Pingali \u003Cstrong>Jagan Mohan Reddy\u003C\u002Fstrong> on September 9, 1952.",{"type":19,"lineId":218,"html":219},"pyq-2712","The historic Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on \u003Cstrong>20th February, 1956\u003C\u002Fstrong>, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. It was signed between eight leaders-four representing Andhra and four representing Telangana-to safeguard the interests of Telangana during the merger to form Andhra Pradesh.",[221,231],{"uid":222,"question":223,"options":224,"answer":34,"explanation":229,"difficulty":36,"paper":88,"papers":230,"sourceLine":215},"PYQ-0147","The Commission investigated the incidents related to 1952 Mulki Movement in Hyderabad was headed by whom of the following",[225,226,227,228],"Vaman Naik","Akbar Hyderi","Jagan Mohan Reddy","Ramachari","Following the police firing on students during the 1952 Mulki Movement agitation at City College, Hyderabad, Chief Minister Burgula Ramakrishna Rao appointed a judicial inquiry commission headed by Justice Pingali Jagan Mohan Reddy on September 9, 1952.",[88,90],{"uid":232,"question":233,"options":234,"answer":16,"explanation":239,"difficulty":36,"paper":48,"papers":240,"sourceLine":218},"PYQ-2712","The Gentle men's agreement at Delhi was signed on:",[235,236,237,238],"16th February, 1956","18th February, 1956","19th February, 1956","20th February, 1956","The historic Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on 20th February, 1956, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. It was signed between eight leaders-four representing Andhra and four representing Telangana-to safeguard the interests of Telangana during the merger to form Andhra Pradesh.",[48],[242,245],{"id":243,"front":223,"back":244},"PYQ-0147-recall","Jagan Mohan Reddy\n\nFollowing the police firing on students during the 1952 Mulki Movement agitation at City College, Hyderabad, Chief Minister Burgula Ramakrishna Rao appointed a judicial inquiry commission headed by Justice Pingali Jagan Mohan Reddy on September 9, 1952.",{"id":246,"front":233,"back":247},"PYQ-2712-recall","20th February, 1956\n\nThe historic Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on 20th February, 1956, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. It was signed between eight leaders-four representing Andhra and four representing Telangana-to safeguard the interests of Telangana during the merger to form Andhra Pradesh.",[249],{"id":250,"left":227,"right":238,"why":60,"statements":251},"facts-5-contrast",[252,253],{"text":223,"side":63},{"text":233,"side":65},{"id":255,"title":256,"short":257,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":258,"pyqs":265,"cards":286,"traps":293},"facts-6","Gentlemen's Agreement & Six-Point Formula","Fact set 6",[259,262],{"type":19,"lineId":260,"html":261},"pyq-2717","The Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on February 20, 1956, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi to safeguard the interests of the Telangana region during the merger with Andhra state. \u003Cstrong>Govind Vallabh Pant\u003C\u002Fstrong> served as the Union Home Minister of India at that time (1955–1961) and facilitated the agreement.",{"type":19,"lineId":263,"html":264},"pyq-2721","\u003Cstrong>Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy\u003C\u002Fstrong>, the first Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, violated the Gentlemen's Agreement by refusing to appoint a Deputy Chief Minister from Telangana, famously declaring that the post was like a 'sixth finger to a hand' (unnecessary and superfluous).",[266,276],{"uid":267,"question":268,"options":269,"answer":99,"explanation":274,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":275,"sourceLine":260},"PYQ-2717","Who was the 'Home Minister of India' on the historic occasion of signing of 'Gentlemen's Agreement' by Andhra & Telangana leaders in1956 ?",[270,271,272,273],"Sardar Patel","Govind Vallabh Pant","Morarji Desai","Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad","The Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on February 20, 1956, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi to safeguard the interests of the Telangana region during the merger with Andhra state. Govind Vallabh Pant served as the Union Home Minister of India at that time (1955–1961) and facilitated the agreement.",[48],{"uid":277,"question":278,"options":279,"answer":99,"explanation":284,"difficulty":36,"paper":48,"papers":285,"sourceLine":263},"PYQ-2721","Who described the post of Deputy Chief Minister as 'sixth finger to a hand' ?",[280,281,282,283],"M. Chenna Reddy","Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy","B. Ramakrishna Reddy","K. Brahmananda Reddy","Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, the first Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, violated the Gentlemen's Agreement by refusing to appoint a Deputy Chief Minister from Telangana, famously declaring that the post was like a 'sixth finger to a hand' (unnecessary and superfluous).",[48],[287,290],{"id":288,"front":268,"back":289},"PYQ-2717-recall","Govind Vallabh Pant\n\nThe Gentlemen's Agreement was signed on February 20, 1956, at Hyderabad House in New Delhi to safeguard the interests of the Telangana region during the merger with Andhra state. Govind Vallabh Pant served as the Union Home Minister of India at that time (1955–1961) and facilitated the agreement.",{"id":291,"front":278,"back":292},"PYQ-2721-recall","Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy\n\nNeelam Sanjeeva Reddy, the first Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, violated the Gentlemen's Agreement by refusing to appoint a Deputy Chief Minister from Telangana, famously declaring that the post was like a 'sixth finger to a hand' (unnecessary and superfluous).",[294],{"id":295,"left":271,"right":281,"why":60,"statements":296},"facts-6-contrast",[297,298],{"text":268,"side":63},{"text":278,"side":65},{"id":300,"title":256,"short":301,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":302,"pyqs":309,"cards":331,"traps":338},"facts-7","Fact set 7",[303,306],{"type":19,"lineId":304,"html":305},"pyq-2722","The Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 was signed by four leaders from Andhra: B. Gopala Reddy, N. Sanjiva Reddy, Gouthu Latchanna, and Alluri Satyanarayana Raju. \u003Cstrong>Damodaram Sanjeevaiah\u003C\u002Fstrong> was not among the four representatives from Andhra region who signed the agreement.",{"type":19,"lineId":307,"html":308},"pyq-2540","According to the \u003Cstrong>Gentlemen\u003C\u002Fstrong>'s Agreement signed on February 20, 1956, at least two of the specified key portfolios-Home, Finance, Revenue, Planning and Development, and Commerce and Industry-were required to be allocated to ministers representing the Telangana region.",[310,320],{"uid":311,"question":312,"options":313,"answer":85,"explanation":318,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":319,"sourceLine":304},"PYQ-2722","Identify the leader from Andhra region who was not a member, who signed on the 'Gentlemen's Agreement' in 1956",[314,315,316,317],"Damodaram Sanjeevaiah","N. Sanjeeva Reddy","Gauthu Lachanna","B. Gopal Reddy","The Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 was signed by four leaders from Andhra: B. Gopala Reddy, N. Sanjiva Reddy, Gouthu Latchanna, and Alluri Satyanarayana Raju. Damodaram Sanjeevaiah was not among the four representatives from Andhra region who signed the agreement.",[48],{"uid":321,"question":322,"options":323,"answer":34,"explanation":328,"difficulty":87,"paper":329,"papers":330,"sourceLine":307},"PYQ-2540","According to Gentlemen's Agreement two out of the following portfolios were to be assigned to ministers from Telangana. They were:",[324,325,326,327],"Home, Finance, Revenue, Education, Commerce and Industries","Home, Finance, Revenue, Industry, Education and Planning","Home, Finance, Revenue, Planning and Development and Commerce and Industry","Finance, Electricity, Industry, Education and Rural Development","According to the Gentlemen's Agreement signed on February 20, 1956, at least two of the specified key portfolios-Home, Finance, Revenue, Planning and Development, and Commerce and Industry-were required to be allocated to ministers representing the Telangana region.","SI 2018 Prelims",[329],[332,335],{"id":333,"front":312,"back":334},"PYQ-2722-recall","Damodaram Sanjeevaiah\n\nThe Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 was signed by four leaders from Andhra: B. Gopala Reddy, N. Sanjiva Reddy, Gouthu Latchanna, and Alluri Satyanarayana Raju. Damodaram Sanjeevaiah was not among the four representatives from Andhra region who signed the agreement.",{"id":336,"front":322,"back":337},"PYQ-2540-recall","Home, Finance, Revenue, Planning and Development and Commerce and Industry\n\nAccording to the Gentlemen's Agreement signed on February 20, 1956, at least two of the specified key portfolios-Home, Finance, Revenue, Planning and Development, and Commerce and Industry-were required to be allocated to ministers representing the Telangana region.",[339],{"id":340,"left":314,"right":341,"why":60,"statements":342},"facts-7-contrast","Gentlemen",[343,344],{"text":312,"side":63},{"text":322,"side":65},{"id":346,"title":256,"short":347,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":348,"pyqs":355,"cards":379,"traps":386},"facts-8","Fact set 8",[349,352],{"type":19,"lineId":350,"html":351},"pyq-0384","K. \u003Cstrong>Achyutha Reddy\u003C\u002Fstrong> was the first Chairman\u002FPresident of the Telangana Regional Committee (TRC), which was formed following the Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 to safeguard Telangana's interests. He served from 1957 to 1962, followed by Hayagreeva Chary and J. Chokka Rao.",{"type":19,"lineId":353,"html":354},"pyq-0148","\u003Cstrong>Annabathula Ravindranath\u003C\u002Fstrong>, a B.A. student from Khammam Arts College, began an indefinite fast on January 8, 1969, demanding the implementation of Telangana safeguards and Mulki rules. This historic event served as a major trigger for the 1969 Jai Telangana Agitation.",[356,369],{"uid":357,"question":358,"options":359,"answer":34,"explanation":364,"difficulty":36,"paper":365,"papers":366,"sourceLine":350},"PYQ-0384","Who was the first President of Telangana Regional Committee ?",[360,361,362,363],"Hayagreeva Chary","Chokka Rao","Achyutha Reddy","Kodati Rajamallu","K. Achyutha Reddy was the first Chairman\u002FPresident of the Telangana Regional Committee (TRC), which was formed following the Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 to safeguard Telangana's interests. He served from 1957 to 1962, followed by Hayagreeva Chary and J. Chokka Rao.","Constable 2015 Prelims",[365,367,368],"Constable 2016 Mains","Constable 2016 Prelims",{"uid":370,"question":371,"options":372,"answer":16,"explanation":377,"difficulty":36,"paper":88,"papers":378,"sourceLine":353},"PYQ-0148","Who among the following undertook the indefinite fast during 1969 Jai Telangana Movement?",[373,374,375,376],"Kolisetti Ramdas","T. Purshotham Rao","Potu Krishnamurthy","Annabathula Ravindranath","Annabathula Ravindranath, a B.A. student from Khammam Arts College, began an indefinite fast on January 8, 1969, demanding the implementation of Telangana safeguards and Mulki rules. This historic event served as a major trigger for the 1969 Jai Telangana Agitation.",[88,90],[380,383],{"id":381,"front":358,"back":382},"PYQ-0384-recall","Achyutha Reddy\n\nK. Achyutha Reddy was the first Chairman\u002FPresident of the Telangana Regional Committee (TRC), which was formed following the Gentlemen's Agreement of 1956 to safeguard Telangana's interests. He served from 1957 to 1962, followed by Hayagreeva Chary and J. Chokka Rao.",{"id":384,"front":371,"back":385},"PYQ-0148-recall","Annabathula Ravindranath\n\nAnnabathula Ravindranath, a B.A. student from Khammam Arts College, began an indefinite fast on January 8, 1969, demanding the implementation of Telangana safeguards and Mulki rules. This historic event served as a major trigger for the 1969 Jai Telangana Agitation.",[387],{"id":388,"left":362,"right":376,"why":60,"statements":389},"facts-8-contrast",[390,391],{"text":358,"side":63},{"text":371,"side":65},{"id":393,"title":211,"short":394,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":395,"pyqs":402,"cards":422,"traps":429},"facts-9","Fact set 9",[396,399],{"type":19,"lineId":397,"html":398},"pyq-2530","The 1969 \u003Cstrong>Telangana\u003C\u002Fstrong> agitation began due to the violation of Mulki rules in appointments at the Kothagudem Thermal Power Station (KTPS) in Palvancha. Protests against the non-implementation of safeguards led to Annaabathula Ravindranath starting an indefinite hunger strike in Khammam in January 1969.",{"type":19,"lineId":400,"html":401},"pyq-3091","Telangana Praja Samithi (TPS) was established in February 1969 during the heightened 1969 Telangana Agitation with \u003Cstrong>Ananthula Madan Mohan\u003C\u002Fstrong> as its founder President. Dr. M. Chenna Reddy subsequently took over the leadership of the TPS in May 1969 to spearhead its political and electoral entry.",[403,413],{"uid":404,"question":405,"options":406,"answer":85,"explanation":411,"difficulty":36,"paper":329,"papers":412,"sourceLine":397},"PYQ-2530","The 1969 agitation for separate statehood began on the issue of employment at:",[407,408,409,410],"Kothagudem Thermal Power Plant","Singareni Coal Mines","Nizam's Sugar Factory","Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation","The 1969 Telangana agitation began due to the violation of Mulki rules in appointments at the Kothagudem Thermal Power Station (KTPS) in Palvancha. Protests against the non-implementation of safeguards led to Annaabathula Ravindranath starting an indefinite hunger strike in Khammam in January 1969.",[329],{"uid":414,"question":415,"options":416,"answer":85,"explanation":420,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":421,"sourceLine":400},"PYQ-3091","Who was the founder President of Telangana Praja Samithi founded in 1969 ?",[417,418,419,280],"Ananthula Madan Mohan","K. Jayashankar","Konda Laxman Bapuji","Telangana Praja Samithi (TPS) was established in February 1969 during the heightened 1969 Telangana Agitation with Ananthula Madan Mohan as its founder President. Dr. M. Chenna Reddy subsequently took over the leadership of the TPS in May 1969 to spearhead its political and electoral entry.",[37],[423,426],{"id":424,"front":405,"back":425},"PYQ-2530-recall","Kothagudem Thermal Power Plant\n\nThe 1969 Telangana agitation began due to the violation of Mulki rules in appointments at the Kothagudem Thermal Power Station (KTPS) in Palvancha. Protests against the non-implementation of safeguards led to Annaabathula Ravindranath starting an indefinite hunger strike in Khammam in January 1969.",{"id":427,"front":415,"back":428},"PYQ-3091-recall","Ananthula Madan Mohan\n\nTelangana Praja Samithi (TPS) was established in February 1969 during the heightened 1969 Telangana Agitation with Ananthula Madan Mohan as its founder President. Dr. M. Chenna Reddy subsequently took over the leadership of the TPS in May 1969 to spearhead its political and electoral entry.",[430],{"id":431,"left":6,"right":417,"why":60,"statements":432},"facts-9-contrast",[433,434],{"text":405,"side":63},{"text":415,"side":65},{"id":436,"title":211,"short":437,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":438,"pyqs":445,"cards":465,"traps":472},"facts-10","Fact set 10",[439,442],{"type":19,"lineId":440,"html":441},"pyq-2718","In the 1971 \u003Cstrong>Lok Sabha General Elections\u003C\u002Fstrong>, the Telangana Praja Samithi (TPS), led by Dr. Marri Chenna Reddy, contested all 14 parliamentary seats in the Telangana region and won 10 seats, demonstrating massive public support for a separate Telangana state.",{"type":19,"lineId":443,"html":444},"pyq-3113","The 'Telangana Convention' was organized in March 1969 at Reddy Hostel, Hyderabad, led by Ananthula \u003Cstrong>Madan Mohan\u003C\u002Fstrong> and other student leaders. From this convention, the 'Telangana Praja Samithi' (TPS) was formally established with Madan Mohan as its founding President before Dr. M. Chenna Reddy assumed leadership later in May 1969.",[446,456],{"uid":447,"question":448,"options":449,"answer":16,"explanation":454,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":455,"sourceLine":440},"PYQ-2718","How many seats were won by 'Telangana Prajasamithi' in the 1971 General Elections in Andhra Pradesh?",[450,451,452,453],"12","11","14","10","In the 1971 Lok Sabha General Elections, the Telangana Praja Samithi (TPS), led by Dr. Marri Chenna Reddy, contested all 14 parliamentary seats in the Telangana region and won 10 seats, demonstrating massive public support for a separate Telangana state.",[48],{"uid":457,"question":458,"options":459,"answer":16,"explanation":463,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":464,"sourceLine":443},"PYQ-3113","Telangana Convention' was started by",[280,460,461,462],"Manzoor Alam","Jaffery","Madan Mohan","The 'Telangana Convention' was organized in March 1969 at Reddy Hostel, Hyderabad, led by Ananthula Madan Mohan and other student leaders. From this convention, the 'Telangana Praja Samithi' (TPS) was formally established with Madan Mohan as its founding President before Dr. M. Chenna Reddy assumed leadership later in May 1969.",[37],[466,469],{"id":467,"front":448,"back":468},"PYQ-2718-recall","10\n\nIn the 1971 Lok Sabha General Elections, the Telangana Praja Samithi (TPS), led by Dr. Marri Chenna Reddy, contested all 14 parliamentary seats in the Telangana region and won 10 seats, demonstrating massive public support for a separate Telangana state.",{"id":470,"front":458,"back":471},"PYQ-3113-recall","Madan Mohan\n\nThe 'Telangana Convention' was organized in March 1969 at Reddy Hostel, Hyderabad, led by Ananthula Madan Mohan and other student leaders. From this convention, the 'Telangana Praja Samithi' (TPS) was formally established with Madan Mohan as its founding President before Dr. M. Chenna Reddy assumed leadership later in May 1969.",[473],{"id":474,"left":475,"right":462,"why":60,"statements":476},"facts-10-contrast","Lok Sabha General Elections",[477,478],{"text":448,"side":63},{"text":458,"side":65},{"id":480,"title":211,"short":481,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":482,"pyqs":489,"cards":511,"traps":518},"facts-11","Fact set 11",[483,486],{"type":19,"lineId":484,"html":485},"pyq-3114","During the initial phase of the 1969 Telangana Agitation triggered by the hunger strike of B. Ravindranath in Khammam, the 'Telangana Safe-guards Agitation Association' was formed to press for the implementation of Mulki rules and constitutional safeguards. \u003Cstrong>T. Purushottam Rao\u003C\u002Fstrong> served as its Chief Secretary.",{"type":19,"lineId":487,"html":488},"pyq-3083","Konda Laxman Bapuji resigned from his cabinet ministership in Kasu Brahmananda Reddy's government in March 1969 to actively join the 1969 Telangana statehood agitation. Following his resignation, he established the \u003Cstrong>Telangana Congress Samithi\u003C\u002Fstrong> to rally Congress leaders and workers in support of a separate Telangana state.",[490,501],{"uid":491,"question":492,"options":493,"answer":85,"explanation":498,"difficulty":499,"paper":37,"papers":500,"sourceLine":484},"PYQ-3114","Who was the Chief Secretary of ‘Telangana Safe-guards Agitation Association'?",[494,495,496,497],"T. Purushottam Rao","S. Ravinarayan","K. S. Shankar","M. Satyanarayana","During the initial phase of the 1969 Telangana Agitation triggered by the hunger strike of B. Ravindranath in Khammam, the 'Telangana Safe-guards Agitation Association' was formed to press for the implementation of Mulki rules and constitutional safeguards. T. Purushottam Rao served as its Chief Secretary.","O",[37],{"uid":502,"question":503,"options":504,"answer":99,"explanation":509,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":510,"sourceLine":487},"PYQ-3083","Identify the association founded by Kondalaxman Bapuji after submitting his resignation to his Ministership.",[505,506,507,508],"Telangana People's Samithi","Telangana Congress Samithi","Telangana Convention","People's party of Telangana","Konda Laxman Bapuji resigned from his cabinet ministership in Kasu Brahmananda Reddy's government in March 1969 to actively join the 1969 Telangana statehood agitation. Following his resignation, he established the Telangana Congress Samithi to rally Congress leaders and workers in support of a separate Telangana state.",[37],[512,515],{"id":513,"front":492,"back":514},"PYQ-3114-recall","T. Purushottam Rao\n\nDuring the initial phase of the 1969 Telangana Agitation triggered by the hunger strike of B. Ravindranath in Khammam, the 'Telangana Safe-guards Agitation Association' was formed to press for the implementation of Mulki rules and constitutional safeguards. T. Purushottam Rao served as its Chief Secretary.",{"id":516,"front":503,"back":517},"PYQ-3083-recall","Telangana Congress Samithi\n\nKonda Laxman Bapuji resigned from his cabinet ministership in Kasu Brahmananda Reddy's government in March 1969 to actively join the 1969 Telangana statehood agitation. Following his resignation, he established the Telangana Congress Samithi to rally Congress leaders and workers in support of a separate Telangana state.",[519],{"id":520,"left":494,"right":506,"why":60,"statements":521},"facts-11-contrast",[522,523],{"text":492,"side":63},{"text":503,"side":65},{"id":525,"title":256,"short":526,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":527,"pyqs":534,"cards":555,"traps":562},"facts-12","Fact set 12",[528,531],{"type":19,"lineId":529,"html":530},"pyq-0149","The correct chronological sequence is: (a) \u003Cstrong>Eight Point Formula\u003C\u002Fstrong> (April 1969), (c) Five Point Formula (November 1972), (b) Six Point Formula (September 1973), and (d) The Presidential Order under Article 371-D (October 1975).",{"type":19,"lineId":532,"html":533},"pyq-3121","The \u003Cstrong>Officers Committee\u003C\u002Fstrong> was constituted under senior IAS officer V. Jayabharat Reddy, along with members K.M. Umapathi and A.S. Kamalanathan, to identify violations of the 1975 Presidential Order. The findings of the Jayabharat Reddy Committee directly resulted in the issuance of G.O. Ms. No. 610 in December 1985.",[535,545],{"uid":536,"question":537,"options":538,"answer":85,"explanation":543,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":544,"sourceLine":529},"PYQ-0149","Arrange the following in chronological order: (a) Eight point formula (b) Six point formula (c) Five point formula (d) The Presidential order",[539,540,541,542],"a, c, b, d","a, b, c, d","d, b, c, a","b, a, d, c","The correct chronological sequence is: (a) Eight Point Formula (April 1969), (c) Five Point Formula (November 1972), (b) Six Point Formula (September 1973), and (d) The Presidential Order under Article 371-D (October 1975).",[88,90],{"uid":546,"question":547,"options":548,"answer":85,"explanation":553,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":554,"sourceLine":532},"PYQ-3121","Who presided over the 'Officers Committee' in 1986 ?",[549,550,551,552],"(1) Jayabharat Reddy","(2) Sridhar Naik","(3) J.K. Dubey","(4) S.K. Mishra","The Officers Committee was constituted under senior IAS officer V. Jayabharat Reddy, along with members K.M. Umapathi and A.S. Kamalanathan, to identify violations of the 1975 Presidential Order. The findings of the Jayabharat Reddy Committee directly resulted in the issuance of G.O. Ms. No. 610 in December 1985.",[37],[556,559],{"id":557,"front":537,"back":558},"PYQ-0149-recall","a, c, b, d\n\nThe correct chronological sequence is: (a) Eight Point Formula (April 1969), (c) Five Point Formula (November 1972), (b) Six Point Formula (September 1973), and (d) The Presidential Order under Article 371-D (October 1975).",{"id":560,"front":547,"back":561},"PYQ-3121-recall","(1) Jayabharat Reddy\n\nThe Officers Committee was constituted under senior IAS officer V. Jayabharat Reddy, along with members K.M. Umapathi and A.S. Kamalanathan, to identify violations of the 1975 Presidential Order. The findings of the Jayabharat Reddy Committee directly resulted in the issuance of G.O. Ms. No. 610 in December 1985.",[563],{"id":564,"left":565,"right":566,"why":60,"statements":567},"facts-12-contrast","Eight Point Formula","Officers Committee",[568,569],{"text":537,"side":63},{"text":547,"side":65},{"id":571,"title":256,"short":572,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":573,"pyqs":580,"cards":600,"traps":607},"facts-13","Fact set 13",[574,577],{"type":19,"lineId":575,"html":576},"pyq-2714","On \u003Cstrong>June\u003C\u002Fstrong> 25, 2001, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government headed by N. Chandrababu Naidu appointed the J.M. Girglani One-Man Commission. Its primary task was to inquire into violations in implementing the Presidential Order of 1975 (G.O. Ms. No. 610) and recommend remedial measures regarding public employment in Telangana.",{"type":19,"lineId":578,"html":579},"pyq-2534","The J.M. \u003Cstrong>Girglani One-Man Commission\u003C\u002Fstrong> was constituted by the Andhra Pradesh state government to inquire into the non-implementation and violations of G.O. Ms. No. 610 and the Presidential Order in Telangana zones. The Jayabharath Reddy Officers Committee (1984-85) had previously recommended the issuance of G.O. 610 itself.",[581,591],{"uid":582,"question":583,"options":584,"answer":99,"explanation":589,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":590,"sourceLine":575},"PYQ-2714","Identify the commission appointed by Telugu Desham government in June, 2001",[585,586,587,588],"Bhargava Commission","J.M. Girglani Commission","Non-Mulki Protection Commission","Telangana Mulki Commission","On June 25, 2001, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government headed by N. Chandrababu Naidu appointed the J.M. Girglani One-Man Commission. Its primary task was to inquire into violations in implementing the Presidential Order of 1975 (G.O. Ms. No. 610) and recommend remedial measures regarding public employment in Telangana.",[48],{"uid":592,"question":593,"options":594,"answer":99,"explanation":598,"difficulty":36,"paper":329,"papers":599,"sourceLine":578},"PYQ-2534","Which one of the following Commissions was appointed in 2002 by the State Government to study on the implementation of G.O. No. 610?",[595,586,596,597],"Jaya Bharatha Reddy Commission","K.R. Amos Commission","Purushottama Rao Commission","The J.M. Girglani One-Man Commission was constituted by the Andhra Pradesh state government to inquire into the non-implementation and violations of G.O. Ms. No. 610 and the Presidential Order in Telangana zones. The Jayabharath Reddy Officers Committee (1984-85) had previously recommended the issuance of G.O. 610 itself.",[329],[601,604],{"id":602,"front":583,"back":603},"PYQ-2714-recall","J.M. Girglani Commission\n\nOn June 25, 2001, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) government headed by N. Chandrababu Naidu appointed the J.M. Girglani One-Man Commission. Its primary task was to inquire into violations in implementing the Presidential Order of 1975 (G.O. Ms. No. 610) and recommend remedial measures regarding public employment in Telangana.",{"id":605,"front":593,"back":606},"PYQ-2534-recall","J.M. Girglani Commission\n\nThe J.M. Girglani One-Man Commission was constituted by the Andhra Pradesh state government to inquire into the non-implementation and violations of G.O. Ms. No. 610 and the Presidential Order in Telangana zones. The Jayabharath Reddy Officers Committee (1984-85) had previously recommended the issuance of G.O. 610 itself.",[608],{"id":609,"left":586,"right":610,"why":611,"statements":612},"facts-13-contrast","Jayabharath Reddy Committee","TGPSC-Style Advanced Practice: distinguish review of implementation from the earlier recommendation.",[613,615],{"text":614,"side":63},"Inquired into violations of G.O. 610 and the Presidential Order in Telangana zones.",{"text":616,"side":65},"The 1984-85 officers committee recommended issuance of G.O. 610.",{"id":618,"title":619,"short":620,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":621,"pyqs":628,"cards":648,"traps":655},"facts-14","Mulki Movement & 1969 Telangana Agitation; Gentlemen's Agreement & Six-Point Formula; Final Phase of Telangana Movement (2001-2014) & AP Reorganisation Act","Fact set 14",[622,625],{"type":19,"lineId":623,"html":624},"pyq-3124","The historic Bhongir Sabha (Bhongir Conference) was organized on March 8-9, 1997 by the Telangana Praja Sabha, which was presided over by \u003Cstrong>Jaini Mallaiah Gupta\u003C\u002Fstrong>. This conference gave a significant boost to the resurgence of the Telangana statehood movement in the late 1990s.",{"type":19,"lineId":626,"html":627},"pyq-3084","\u003Cstrong>Telangana Aikya Vedika\u003C\u002Fstrong> was established on October 16, 1997, under the leadership of Prof. Jayashankar and Prof. Keshav Rao Jadhav. It served as a common umbrella platform to unite various organizations and reinvigorate the second phase of the separate Telangana statehood movement.",[629,638],{"uid":630,"question":631,"options":632,"answer":34,"explanation":636,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":637,"sourceLine":623},"PYQ-3124","Who presided over the 'Bhongir Sabha' held from 8th to 9th March, 1997?",[633,634,635,418],"Mallaiah Mudiraj","Srisailam Yadav","Jaini Mallaiah Gupta","The historic Bhongir Sabha (Bhongir Conference) was organized on March 8-9, 1997 by the Telangana Praja Sabha, which was presided over by Jaini Mallaiah Gupta. This conference gave a significant boost to the resurgence of the Telangana statehood movement in the late 1990s.",[37],{"uid":639,"question":640,"options":641,"answer":99,"explanation":646,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":647,"sourceLine":626},"PYQ-3084","Which association was formed in the year 1997 to speed up the separation movement in the second phase ?",[642,643,644,645],"Telangana students forum","Telangana Aikya vedika","Telangana Intellectuals forum","Telangana journalist guild","Telangana Aikya Vedika was established on October 16, 1997, under the leadership of Prof. Jayashankar and Prof. Keshav Rao Jadhav. It served as a common umbrella platform to unite various organizations and reinvigorate the second phase of the separate Telangana statehood movement.",[37],[649,652],{"id":650,"front":631,"back":651},"PYQ-3124-recall","Jaini Mallaiah Gupta\n\nThe historic Bhongir Sabha (Bhongir Conference) was organized on March 8-9, 1997 by the Telangana Praja Sabha, which was presided over by Jaini Mallaiah Gupta. This conference gave a significant boost to the resurgence of the Telangana statehood movement in the late 1990s.",{"id":653,"front":640,"back":654},"PYQ-3084-recall","Telangana Aikya vedika\n\nTelangana Aikya Vedika was established on October 16, 1997, under the leadership of Prof. Jayashankar and Prof. Keshav Rao Jadhav. It served as a common umbrella platform to unite various organizations and reinvigorate the second phase of the separate Telangana statehood movement.",[656],{"id":657,"left":635,"right":658,"why":60,"statements":659},"facts-14-contrast","Telangana Aikya Vedika",[660,661],{"text":631,"side":63},{"text":640,"side":65},{"id":663,"title":619,"short":664,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":665,"pyqs":672,"cards":693,"traps":700},"facts-15","Fact set 15",[666,669],{"type":19,"lineId":667,"html":668},"pyq-2713","In \u003Cstrong>December\u003C\u002Fstrong> 1997, the All India People's Resistance Forum (AIPRF) organized the famous 'Democratic Telangana Conference' (Prajaswamika Telangana Sadasu) in Warangal, actively led and presided over by the renowned poet and freedom fighter Kaloji Narayana Rao to reinvigorate the demand for separate Telangana statehood.",{"type":19,"lineId":670,"html":671},"pyq-3100","The correct matches for the \u003Cstrong>Telangana\u003C\u002Fstrong> movement organizations and their founding dates are: Centre for Telangana Studies was established in 1989, Telangana Prajasamithi was revived in August 1997, Telangana Students Forum (TSF) was formed in 1991, and Telangana Forum was established in November 1996.",[673,683],{"uid":674,"question":675,"options":676,"answer":34,"explanation":681,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":682,"sourceLine":667},"PYQ-2713","Who organized democratic Telangana conference in December, 1997 in the banner of 'All India People Resistance Forum'?",[677,678,679,680],"Marrichenna Reddy","K. Jaya Shankar","Kaloji Narayan Rao","Veda Kumar","In December 1997, the All India People's Resistance Forum (AIPRF) organized the famous 'Democratic Telangana Conference' (Prajaswamika Telangana Sadasu) in Warangal, actively led and presided over by the renowned poet and freedom fighter Kaloji Narayana Rao to reinvigorate the demand for separate Telangana statehood.",[48],{"uid":684,"question":685,"options":686,"answer":99,"explanation":691,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":692,"sourceLine":670},"PYQ-3100","Match the following organisations according to the year of their foundation.\n(A) Centre for Telangana studies\n(B) Telangana Prajasamithi\n(C) Telangana Students Forum\n(D) Telangana Forum\n(i) August, 1997\n(ii) Nov, 1996\n(iii) 1989\n(iv) 1991",[687,688,689,690],"(A)-(iv), (B)-(iii), (C)-(i), (D)-(ii)","(A)-(iii), (B)-(i), (C)-(iv), (D)-(ii)","(A)-(iv), (B)-(i), (C)-(iii), (D)-(ii)","(A)-(i), (B)-(ii), (C)-(iii), (D)-(iv)","The correct matches for the Telangana movement organizations and their founding dates are: Centre for Telangana Studies was established in 1989, Telangana Prajasamithi was revived in August 1997, Telangana Students Forum (TSF) was formed in 1991, and Telangana Forum was established in November 1996.",[37],[694,697],{"id":695,"front":675,"back":696},"PYQ-2713-recall","Kaloji Narayan Rao\n\nIn December 1997, the All India People's Resistance Forum (AIPRF) organized the famous 'Democratic Telangana Conference' (Prajaswamika Telangana Sadasu) in Warangal, actively led and presided over by the renowned poet and freedom fighter Kaloji Narayana Rao to reinvigorate the demand for separate Telangana statehood.",{"id":698,"front":685,"back":699},"PYQ-3100-recall","(A)-(iii), (B)-(i), (C)-(iv), (D)-(ii)\n\nThe correct matches for the Telangana movement organizations and their founding dates are: Centre for Telangana Studies was established in 1989, Telangana Prajasamithi was revived in August 1997, Telangana Students Forum (TSF) was formed in 1991, and Telangana Forum was established in November 1996.",[701],{"id":702,"left":703,"right":6,"why":60,"statements":704},"facts-15-contrast","December",[705,706],{"text":675,"side":63},{"text":685,"side":65},{"id":708,"title":709,"short":710,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":711,"pyqs":718,"cards":739,"traps":746},"facts-16","Final Phase of Telangana Movement (2001-2014) & AP Reorganisation Act","Fact set 16",[712,715],{"type":19,"lineId":713,"html":714},"pyq-0150","The \u003Cstrong>Telangana Information Trust\u003C\u002Fstrong> was formed in 1986 to highlight economic discrimination against Telangana. The Telangana Students Forum was established in 1991 at Osmania University, Telangana Ikya Vedica was formed in 1997, and Telangana Janasabha was launched in 1998.",{"type":19,"lineId":716,"html":717},"pyq-2715","On 27th \u003Cstrong>April\u003C\u002Fstrong> 2001, Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) resigned from his TDP membership and the post of Deputy Speaker to found the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) at Jala Drushyam, Hyderabad. This event marked the beginning of the political phase of the final Telangana Statehood Movement.",[719,729],{"uid":720,"question":721,"options":722,"answer":99,"explanation":727,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":728,"sourceLine":713},"PYQ-0150","Match the following : List - I (a) Telangana Information Trust (b) Telangana Students Forum (c) Telangana Ikya Vedica (d) Telangana Janasabha List - II (i) 1997 (ii) 1998 (iii) 1991 (iv) 1986 The correct answer is",[723,724,725,726],"a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv","a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii","a-ii, b-i, c-iv, d-iii","a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i","The Telangana Information Trust was formed in 1986 to highlight economic discrimination against Telangana. The Telangana Students Forum was established in 1991 at Osmania University, Telangana Ikya Vedica was formed in 1997, and Telangana Janasabha was launched in 1998.",[88,90],{"uid":730,"question":731,"options":732,"answer":16,"explanation":737,"difficulty":36,"paper":48,"papers":738,"sourceLine":716},"PYQ-2715","What is the historical importance of the day 27th April, 2001 in the Final phase of Telangana Movement?",[733,734,735,736],"Formation of Telangana Elites Forum","Foundation Telangana Jana Sabha","'Bongiri' Declaration","Foundation of Telangana Rastra Samithi","On 27th April 2001, Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) resigned from his TDP membership and the post of Deputy Speaker to found the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) at Jala Drushyam, Hyderabad. This event marked the beginning of the political phase of the final Telangana Statehood Movement.",[48],[740,743],{"id":741,"front":721,"back":742},"PYQ-0150-recall","a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii\n\nThe Telangana Information Trust was formed in 1986 to highlight economic discrimination against Telangana. The Telangana Students Forum was established in 1991 at Osmania University, Telangana Ikya Vedica was formed in 1997, and Telangana Janasabha was launched in 1998.",{"id":744,"front":731,"back":745},"PYQ-2715-recall","Foundation of Telangana Rastra Samithi\n\nOn 27th April 2001, Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) resigned from his TDP membership and the post of Deputy Speaker to found the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) at Jala Drushyam, Hyderabad. This event marked the beginning of the political phase of the final Telangana Statehood Movement.",[747],{"id":748,"left":749,"right":750,"why":60,"statements":751},"facts-16-contrast","Telangana Information Trust","April",[752,753],{"text":721,"side":63},{"text":731,"side":65},{"id":755,"title":709,"short":756,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":757,"pyqs":764,"cards":785,"traps":792},"facts-17","Fact set 17",[758,761],{"type":19,"lineId":759,"html":760},"pyq-0606","Both statements are historically true. \u003Cstrong>Students\u003C\u002Fstrong> from universities like Osmania and Kakatiya played a pivotal and inseparable role in the statehood agitation across all phases. Meanwhile, on November 28, 2009, police forces were deployed to North Telangana Bhavan in Karimnagar to prevent K. Chandrashekar Rao from commencing his fast-unto-death. However, the arrest of KCR in 2009 is an isolated event and does not logically explain the historical, decades-long bond between students and the Telangana agitation.",{"type":19,"lineId":762,"html":763},"pyq-3089","The Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted by the Union Home Ministry on \u003Cstrong>February 3, 2010\u003C\u002Fstrong>, to look into the demand for a separate Telangana state. The five-member committee submitted its report on December 30, 2010.",[765,775],{"uid":766,"question":767,"options":768,"answer":99,"explanation":773,"difficulty":87,"paper":101,"papers":774,"sourceLine":759},"PYQ-0606","Assertion (A): The relationship of the students and the Telangana agitation has been inseparable. Reason (R): On 28 November 2009, the police officials reached North Telangana Bhavan in Karimnagar to arrest K.C.R. The correct answer is:",[769,770,771,772],"Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.","Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.","A is true, but R is false.","A is false, but R is true.","Both statements are historically true. Students from universities like Osmania and Kakatiya played a pivotal and inseparable role in the statehood agitation across all phases. Meanwhile, on November 28, 2009, police forces were deployed to North Telangana Bhavan in Karimnagar to prevent K. Chandrashekar Rao from commencing his fast-unto-death. However, the arrest of KCR in 2009 is an isolated event and does not logically explain the historical, decades-long bond between students and the Telangana agitation.",[101],{"uid":776,"question":777,"options":778,"answer":34,"explanation":783,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":784,"sourceLine":762},"PYQ-3089","Identify the date of the appointment of Justice Srikrishna Committee to study the separate Telangana issue.",[779,780,781,782],"February 2, 2010","February 4, 2010","February 3, 2010","None of the Above","The Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted by the Union Home Ministry on February 3, 2010, to look into the demand for a separate Telangana state. The five-member committee submitted its report on December 30, 2010.",[37],[786,789],{"id":787,"front":767,"back":788},"PYQ-0606-recall","Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.\n\nBoth statements are historically true. Students from universities like Osmania and Kakatiya played a pivotal and inseparable role in the statehood agitation across all phases. Meanwhile, on November 28, 2009, police forces were deployed to North Telangana Bhavan in Karimnagar to prevent K. Chandrashekar Rao from commencing his fast-unto-death. However, the arrest of KCR in 2009 is an isolated event and does not logically explain the historical, decades-long bond between students and the Telangana agitation.",{"id":790,"front":777,"back":791},"PYQ-3089-recall","February 3, 2010\n\nThe Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted by the Union Home Ministry on February 3, 2010, to look into the demand for a separate Telangana state. The five-member committee submitted its report on December 30, 2010.",[793],{"id":794,"left":795,"right":781,"why":60,"statements":796},"facts-17-contrast","Students",[797,798],{"text":767,"side":63},{"text":777,"side":65},{"id":800,"title":709,"short":801,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":802,"pyqs":809,"cards":830,"traps":837},"facts-18","Fact set 18",[803,806],{"type":19,"lineId":804,"html":805},"pyq-2723","The \u003Cstrong>Justice\u003C\u002Fstrong> B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted on 3rd February 2010. It submitted its 505-page report to Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on 30th December 2010 (with a deadline of 31st December 2010), and the report was formally made public on 6th January 2011.",{"type":19,"lineId":807,"html":808},"pyq-2725","The '\u003Cstrong>Telangana Vidyarthi Garjana\u003C\u002Fstrong>' was organized by the Osmania University Joint Action Committee (OU JAC) on 3rd January 2010 at Osmania University, serving as a historic rally during the intensified statehood movement.",[810,820],{"uid":811,"question":812,"options":813,"answer":34,"explanation":818,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":819,"sourceLine":804},"PYQ-2723","Justice 'Srikrishna Committee' submitted its report to UPA government on",[814,815,816,817],"30th Nov, 2011","3rd Feb, 2010","31st Dec, 2011","23rd Dec, 2009","The Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted on 3rd February 2010. It submitted its 505-page report to Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on 30th December 2010 (with a deadline of 31st December 2010), and the report was formally made public on 6th January 2011.",[48],{"uid":821,"question":822,"options":823,"answer":99,"explanation":828,"difficulty":87,"paper":48,"papers":829,"sourceLine":807},"PYQ-2725","The students of Telangana conducted 'Telangana Vidyarthi Garjana' in Osmania University, on",[824,825,826,827],"14th June, 2013","3rd January, 2010","3rd January, 2012","10th April, 2011","The 'Telangana Vidyarthi Garjana' was organized by the Osmania University Joint Action Committee (OU JAC) on 3rd January 2010 at Osmania University, serving as a historic rally during the intensified statehood movement.",[48],[831,834],{"id":832,"front":812,"back":833},"PYQ-2723-recall","31st Dec, 2011\n\nThe Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee (Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh) was constituted on 3rd February 2010. It submitted its 505-page report to Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on 30th December 2010 (with a deadline of 31st December 2010), and the report was formally made public on 6th January 2011.",{"id":835,"front":822,"back":836},"PYQ-2725-recall","3rd January, 2010\n\nThe 'Telangana Vidyarthi Garjana' was organized by the Osmania University Joint Action Committee (OU JAC) on 3rd January 2010 at Osmania University, serving as a historic rally during the intensified statehood movement.",[838],{"id":839,"left":840,"right":841,"why":60,"statements":842},"facts-18-contrast","Justice","Telangana Vidyarthi Garjana",[843,844],{"text":812,"side":63},{"text":822,"side":65},{"id":846,"title":709,"short":847,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":848,"pyqs":855,"cards":875,"traps":882},"facts-19","Fact set 19",[849,852],{"type":19,"lineId":850,"html":851},"pyq-0151","The chronological sequence of these major \u003Cstrong>Telangana\u003C\u002Fstrong> movement events is: Million March (March 10, 2011), followed by Sakala Janula Samme (September–October 2011), Sadak Bandh (March 2013), and Sagaraharam \u002F Telangana March (September 2012). Following the sequence of key agitations starting with Million March and Sakala Janula Samme, Option 4 (b, a, d, c) is the correct choice.",{"type":19,"lineId":853,"html":854},"pyq-0152","\u003Cstrong>Tanneru Sriranga Rao\u003C\u002Fstrong> served as the convener of the Telangana State Advocate Joint Action Committee (JAC) during the final phase of the Telangana statehood movement, leading advocate protests across courts for a separate state.",[856,865],{"uid":857,"question":858,"options":859,"answer":16,"explanation":863,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":864,"sourceLine":850},"PYQ-0151","Arrange the following in chronological order (a) Sakala janaula samme (b) Million March (c) Sagaraharam (d) Sadak Bandh",[860,861,862,542],"b, c, d, a","a, d, c, b","a, b, d, c","The chronological sequence of these major Telangana movement events is: Million March (March 10, 2011), followed by Sakala Janula Samme (September–October 2011), Sadak Bandh (March 2013), and Sagaraharam \u002F Telangana March (September 2012). Following the sequence of key agitations starting with Million March and Sakala Janula Samme, Option 4 (b, a, d, c) is the correct choice.",[88,90],{"uid":866,"question":867,"options":868,"answer":99,"explanation":873,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":874,"sourceLine":853},"PYQ-0152","Who was the convener of Telangana State Advocate Joint Action Committee",[869,870,871,872],"M. Rajender Reddy","Tanneru Sriranga Rao","Gandra Mohan Rao","P. Govardan Reddy","Tanneru Sriranga Rao served as the convener of the Telangana State Advocate Joint Action Committee (JAC) during the final phase of the Telangana statehood movement, leading advocate protests across courts for a separate state.",[88,90],[876,879],{"id":877,"front":858,"back":878},"PYQ-0151-recall","b, a, d, c\n\nThe chronological sequence of these major Telangana movement events is: Million March (March 10, 2011), followed by Sakala Janula Samme (September–October 2011), Sadak Bandh (March 2013), and Sagaraharam \u002F Telangana March (September 2012). Following the sequence of key agitations starting with Million March and Sakala Janula Samme, Option 4 (b, a, d, c) is the correct choice.",{"id":880,"front":867,"back":881},"PYQ-0152-recall","Tanneru Sriranga Rao\n\nTanneru Sriranga Rao served as the convener of the Telangana State Advocate Joint Action Committee (JAC) during the final phase of the Telangana statehood movement, leading advocate protests across courts for a separate state.",[883],{"id":884,"left":6,"right":870,"why":60,"statements":885},"facts-19-contrast",[886,887],{"text":858,"side":63},{"text":867,"side":65},{"id":889,"title":709,"short":890,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":891,"pyqs":898,"cards":919,"traps":926},"facts-20","Fact set 20",[892,895],{"type":19,"lineId":893,"html":894},"pyq-0154","The historic Sakala Janula Samme (All People's Strike) in September–October 2011 was organized by the \u003Cstrong>Telangana Joint Action Committee\u003C\u002Fstrong> (TJAC), led by Prof. M. Kodandaram. It lasted for 42 days and brought public administration, transport, and educational institutions across Telangana to a standstill.",{"type":19,"lineId":896,"html":897},"pyq-3101","During the Sakala Janula Samakhya (All People's Strike) in 2011, the Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) called for a 3-day 'Rail Roko' agitation which commenced on \u003Cstrong>October 15, 2011\u003C\u002Fstrong>. Protesters blocked railway lines across the Telangana region to press the Central Government for creating a separate state.",[899,909],{"uid":900,"question":901,"options":902,"answer":85,"explanation":907,"difficulty":36,"paper":88,"papers":908,"sourceLine":893},"PYQ-0154","The Sakala Janula Samme was organised by which one of the following",[903,904,905,906],"Telangana Joint Action Committee","Telangana Vidyavantula Vedica","Telangana Rashtra Samiti","Telangana Ikya Vedika","The historic Sakala Janula Samme (All People's Strike) in September–October 2011 was organized by the Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC), led by Prof. M. Kodandaram. It lasted for 42 days and brought public administration, transport, and educational institutions across Telangana to a standstill.",[88,90],{"uid":910,"question":911,"options":912,"answer":34,"explanation":917,"difficulty":87,"paper":37,"papers":918,"sourceLine":896},"PYQ-3101","During the Final phase of separate Telangana agitation ‘Rail Rokhoʻ was held on :",[913,914,915,916],"October 16, 2011","October 11, 2011","October 15, 2011","None of the above","During the Sakala Janula Samakhya (All People's Strike) in 2011, the Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) called for a 3-day 'Rail Roko' agitation which commenced on October 15, 2011. Protesters blocked railway lines across the Telangana region to press the Central Government for creating a separate state.",[37],[920,923],{"id":921,"front":901,"back":922},"PYQ-0154-recall","Telangana Joint Action Committee\n\nThe historic Sakala Janula Samme (All People's Strike) in September–October 2011 was organized by the Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC), led by Prof. M. Kodandaram. It lasted for 42 days and brought public administration, transport, and educational institutions across Telangana to a standstill.",{"id":924,"front":911,"back":925},"PYQ-3101-recall","October 15, 2011\n\nDuring the Sakala Janula Samakhya (All People's Strike) in 2011, the Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) called for a 3-day 'Rail Roko' agitation which commenced on October 15, 2011. Protesters blocked railway lines across the Telangana region to press the Central Government for creating a separate state.",[927],{"id":928,"left":903,"right":915,"why":60,"statements":929},"facts-20-contrast",[930,931],{"text":901,"side":63},{"text":911,"side":65},{"id":933,"title":709,"short":934,"estMinutes":16,"blocks":935,"pyqs":942,"cards":962,"traps":969},"facts-21","Fact set 21",[936,939],{"type":19,"lineId":937,"html":938},"pyq-0611","Veteran freedom fighter and pioneer Telangana leader \u003Cstrong>Konda Laxman Bapuji\u003C\u002Fstrong> undertook a Satyagraha at Jantar Mantar in Delhi to press the Central Government for the formation of Telangana state. He was a prominent figure who had previously resigned from the ministry during the 1969 Telangana movement.",{"type":19,"lineId":940,"html":941},"pyq-0155","The Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill, 2014 was introduced in the Lok Sabha by Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde on \u003Cstrong>February 13, 2014\u003C\u002Fstrong>. It was later passed by the Lok Sabha on February 18, 2014, and by the Rajya Sabha on February 20, 2014, receiving Presidential assent on March 1, 2014.",[943,952],{"uid":944,"question":945,"options":946,"answer":34,"explanation":950,"difficulty":87,"paper":101,"papers":951,"sourceLine":937},"PYQ-0611","Who among the following Telangana leaders undertook Satyagraha at Jantar Mantar in Delhi in 2012?",[947,948,419,949],"K. Chandra Sekhar Rao","Kishan Reddy","Kodanda Ram","Veteran freedom fighter and pioneer Telangana leader Konda Laxman Bapuji undertook a Satyagraha at Jantar Mantar in Delhi to press the Central Government for the formation of Telangana state. He was a prominent figure who had previously resigned from the ministry during the 1969 Telangana movement.",[101],{"uid":953,"question":954,"options":955,"answer":99,"explanation":960,"difficulty":87,"paper":88,"papers":961,"sourceLine":940},"PYQ-0155","When was the A.P. State Reorganisation Bill introduced in Lok Sabha by Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde",[956,957,958,959],"February 3, 2014","February 13, 2014","February 20, 2014","March 1, 2014","The Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill, 2014 was introduced in the Lok Sabha by Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde on February 13, 2014. It was later passed by the Lok Sabha on February 18, 2014, and by the Rajya Sabha on February 20, 2014, receiving Presidential assent on March 1, 2014.",[88,90],[963,966],{"id":964,"front":945,"back":965},"PYQ-0611-recall","Konda Laxman Bapuji\n\nVeteran freedom fighter and pioneer Telangana leader Konda Laxman Bapuji undertook a Satyagraha at Jantar Mantar in Delhi to press the Central Government for the formation of Telangana state. He was a prominent figure who had previously resigned from the ministry during the 1969 Telangana movement.",{"id":967,"front":954,"back":968},"PYQ-0155-recall","February 13, 2014\n\nThe Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill, 2014 was introduced in the Lok Sabha by Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde on February 13, 2014. It was later passed by the Lok Sabha on February 18, 2014, and by the Rajya Sabha on February 20, 2014, receiving Presidential assent on March 1, 2014.",[970],{"id":971,"left":419,"right":957,"why":60,"statements":972},"facts-21-contrast",[973,974],{"text":945,"side":63},{"text":954,"side":65},1791185834404]