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Usually a meeting of the minds of people who are all able to contribute intelligently on a particular subject. For instance, if the Chamber of Commerce held a round table discussion on the subject of sales tax, they would have people from the retail industry, maybe some bankers, local tax folks and perhaps a county or state representative. It doesn't usually get heated (it's not supposed to) and people just kick around ideas.
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∙ 12y agoThe round table was a unique table used by King Arthur. The purpose was to make everyone who sat at the table feel equal to one another. Tables are often rectangle. The person who sits at the "head" (or front end) of the table is said to be the master of the table. With a round table, there is no front end, and everyone feels equal, as long as the chairs are the same height off the ground. If the chairs at the table are of different height, the tall chair is thought to be better than the lower chair.
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∙ 12y agoThe three Round Table Conferences of 1930-32 were a series of conferences organised by the British government to discuss constitutional reforms in India. They were conducted as per the recommendation by the report submitted by the Simon Commission in May 1930. Demands for swaraj, or self-rule, in India had been growing increasingly strong. By the 1930s, many British politicians believed that India needed to move towards dominion status. However, there were significant disagreements between the Indian and the British political parties that the Conferences would not resolve.
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When was the third round table conference held?
1930
Where was third round table conference held?
London
Was the round table conference a protest?
because gandhi were not attend the 1st round table conference
Was first round table conference was most successful?
Yes
Why was the round table conference held?
The round table was created as a dowery from King Arthur's wife. It has no head, for all sitting at it are equal.
Which round table conference held in 1932?
Third round Table conference held in 1932.
When was the third round table conference held?
1930
Where was third round table conference held?
London
Who Urdu poets was invited to the second and third Round Table conference?
During the Second Round Table conference, the prominent Urdu poet Allama Iqbal was invited as a delegate to represent India. In the third Round Table conference, the noted Urdu poet, Josh Malihabadi, was also invited as a delegate.
Was the round table conference a protest?
because gandhi were not attend the 1st round table conference
When did the first round table conference held in Indian independence movement?
The first round table conference was held in 1930 in London. The congress did not participate in the 1st round table conference
Who attended three round table conference represent congress?
Sir Agha Khan from the Muslim league was the only member who attended all three round table conferences of 1930-1932. Mathma Gandhi did not attend the first and third conference, and Jinnah was absent from the third conference. Even the head of the conference was different in the third conference.
Why the round table conference 1931 is called as round table conference?
The answer is:It is because that in the round table all the members have equal rights and no one has the right to veto others right, thats why it is called the roundtable conference.
1 What were the key issues for discussion in the 2nd Round Table Conference 1931?
# What were the key issues for discussion in the 2nd Round Table Conference (1931)?
When did the first round table conference table held?
it was held on nov12,1930 in london.
Which political party was absent from the first round table conference in 1930?
The Congress was absent from the First Round Table.
What has the author D Madhava Rao written?
D. Madhava Rao has written: 'The India round table conference and after' -- subject(s): Indian Round Table Conference (1930 Nov. 12 : London), Indian Round Table Conference (1931 Sept. 1 : London), Politics and government
