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Who was the Viceroy with whom the Muslim delegation met at Simla in 1906?
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The viceroy in 1906 was Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 4th earl of Minto.
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Who led the shimla delegation to the viceroy first in 1906?
who led simla delegation in 1906
What caused the Indian Independence Movement?
The Triangular slave trade i believe.
Why did Muslims from the Muslim league in 1906?
Even though the british accepted the Simla deputation Muslims lacked the influence the hindu's had gained through congress they had to create their own party so they could tackle the growing influence of the indians, so the Muslims decided to create a party of their own. another reason why Muslim League was formed was the partition of bengal the partition of bengal had enraged the hindus and created riot between Muslims and hindu they were arrogant towards Muslim, so the Muslims had to create their own party for presenting their own views to the british. Lastly after the partition of bengal the hindu's were not ready to listen the Muslims even though the congress was supposed to represent all the minorities and majorities congress was a predominant hindu party they did not present the Muslim views this made the Muslims form their own party. Muslim league was formed because Muslim's wanted to present their views to the british.
What were the achievements of All India Muslim League?
Muslim League was founded so as the Muslims could have a separate political party to protest against the brisitsh as the Congress had betrayed them. So on 30 December 1906, the following perosns laid the foundation of Muslim League:Nawab Sir Khwaja SalimullahNawab Waqar-ul-Mulk KambohNawab Mohsin-ul-MulkSyed Ameer AliThe First President was Sir Aga Khan. The achiveemnets of Muslim League were:Represented the Muslims of Sub-continent .Answer to Congress Propaganda .Formation of Aligarh Muslim University .gaining of separate electorate for the Muslims in the Minto-Morley Reforms of 1909.
What was the sfa cup winners in 1906?
The Scottish Cup winners in the year 1906 were the Celtic club.
Who led the shimla delegation to the viceroy first in 1906?
who led simla delegation in 1906
Who headed simla deputation in 1906?
Shimla Delegation was headed by "Sir Agha Khan"
Muslim league demanded the separate electorate in which year?
In 1906 at simla deputation
Who leaded the simla conference in 1906?
sir agha khan
When was Ursula Jeans born?
Ursula Jeans was born on May 5, 1906, in Simla, British India (now Simla, Himachal Pradesh, India).
What was simla deputation?
When Lord Minto was appointed as the Viceroy on India in 1905, new reforms were indicated in which the elected p rinciple would be extended. The anti-partition agitation had convinced the Muslims of the futility of expecting any fair-play from the Hindu majority. Therefore, to safeguard their interests, the Muslim leaders drew up a plan for separate electorates for their community, and presented it to the Viceroy Lord Minto at Simla, on October 1, 1906. Mr. Bilgrami wrote the text of the plan. The Simla Deputation consisted of 70 representatives, representing all opinions of the Muslim community, and headed by Sir Aga Khan who read the address. The long address said, among other things, that the position of the Muslim community should not be estimated by its numerical strength alone, but in terms of its political importance and services rendered to the Empire. He also pointed out that the representative institutions of the West were inappropriate for India and that their application was raising difficult problems. He stressed the need of utmost care while introducing or extending the electoral system in whatever sphere, be it municipal or provincial. He stated that the Muslims should be represented as a community. The Viceroy in his reply to the Simla Deputation address reassured the Muslims that their political rights and interests as a community would be safeguarded by any administrative reorganization under him. The acceptance of the Deputation's demands proved to be a turning point in the history of the Sub-continent. For the first time, the Hindu-Muslim conflict was raised to theconstitutional plane. The Muslims made it clear that they had no confidence in the Hindu majority and that they were not prepared to put their future in the hands of an assembly elected on the assumed basis of a homogenous Indian nation. It is in this sense that the beginning of separate electorate may be seen as the beginning of the realization of the Two-Nation Theory, its final and inevitable consequence being the partition of British India in 1947. The Simla Deputation was successful because the Muslims were strongly urged to protect their separate identity, whereas the British responded to their demands, as Lord Minto was anxious to pull them out of their political discontent. Separate electorates were given statutory recognition in the Indian Councils Act of 1909. Muslims were accorded not only the right to elect their representatives by separate electorates, but also the right to vote in general constituencies. In addition, they were also given weightage in representation.
When Muslim league was formed?
Muslim league was formed on 20 December 1906.
Which is date quaid e azam join Muslim league?
1906
What caused the Indian Independence Movement?
The Triangular slave trade i believe.
When a principle of Muslim league was annonced in the year?
The All India Muslim League was founded in 1906 at Dakha. The question is not clear what one principle is requried.
What is deputation?
When Lord Minto was appointed as the Viceroy on India in 1905, new reforms were indicated in which the elected p rinciple would be extended. The anti-partition agitation had convinced the Muslims of the futility of expecting any fair-play from the Hindu majority. Therefore, to safeguard their interests, the Muslim leaders drew up a plan for separate electorates for their community, and presented it to the Viceroy Lord Minto at Simla, on October 1, 1906. Mr. Bilgrami wrote the text of the plan. The Simla Deputation consisted of 70 representatives, representing all opinions of the Muslim community, and headed by Sir Aga Khan who read the address. The long address said, among other things, that the position of the Muslim community should not be estimated by its numerical strength alone, but in terms of its political importance and services rendered to the Empire. He also pointed out that the representative institutions of the West were inappropriate for India and that their application was raising difficult problems. He stressed the need of utmost care while introducing or extending the electoral system in whatever sphere, be it municipal or provincial. He stated that the Muslims should be represented as a community. The Viceroy in his reply to the Simla Deputation address reassured the Muslims that their political rights and interests as a community would be safeguarded by any administrative reorganization under him. The acceptance of the Deputation's demands proved to be a turning point in the history of the Sub-continent. For the first time, the Hindu-Muslim conflict was raised to theconstitutional plane. The Muslims made it clear that they had no confidence in the Hindu majority and that they were not prepared to put their future in the hands of an assembly elected on the assumed basis of a homogenous Indian nation. It is in this sense that the beginning of separate electorate may be seen as the beginning of the realization of the Two-Nation Theory, its final and inevitable consequence being the partition of British India in 1947. The Simla Deputation was successful because the Muslims were strongly urged to protect their separate identity, whereas the British responded to their demands, as Lord Minto was anxious to pull them out of their political discontent. Separate electorates were given statutory recognition in the Indian Councils Act of 1909. Muslims were accorded not only the right to elect their representatives by separate electorates, but also the right to vote in general constituencies. In addition, they were also given weightage in representation.
Why was the Muslim League founded in 1906?
The Muslim League was founded to strive to get fundamental rights for the Muslims under the British rule in India. Later on the Muslim League struggled to get a Muslim Independent State in India which it succeeded in achieving in 1947-The Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
