1885
Allan Octavian Hume
Though the initiative was taken by a British Civil Servant Allan Octavian Hume to form an Indian National Congress; but the first elected President was Womesh Chandra Bonnerjee.
A O Hume was called the father of the Indian national congress because he formed the Indian national congress with the help educated Indians. without him it was impossible for any Indian to gain the power to form a political organisation. The Indians were not given proper respect in the Britain authorities,therefore forming a political organisation was very far.he gained support from Ireland and England to form it.
The British formed the Indian National Congress in 1885 primarily to provide a platform for Indian political participation and to facilitate dialogue between Indian leaders and the British government. The Congress was intended to address Indian grievances and promote reforms within the British colonial administration. However, it ultimately evolved into a vehicle for advocating greater autonomy and self-governance, reflecting the growing nationalist sentiments among Indians. The British aimed to manage and contain these sentiments through organized representation rather than outright suppression.
The full form of "AK" in the name AK Antony is "Arackaparambil Kurien." He is an Indian politician and a member of the Indian National Congress party, having served in various ministerial roles, including as the Defence Minister of India.
The phrase "begging institute" in reference to the Indian National Congress was used by Mahatma Gandhi. He criticized the party's approach to demanding rights and self-governance from the British, suggesting that it was too reliant on appeals rather than direct action. Gandhi believed in a more assertive and self-reliant form of resistance against colonial rule.
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The full form of NCP is Nationalist Congress Party. It is a political party in India that was formed in 1999.
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