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The original intention of the Indian National Congress when it was founded in 1885 was to be a political party that represented the Indian people. At that time, India was a colony of England, and some Indians felt they had no voice or representation in decisions made by the government. The Indian National Congress sought a greater role in making policy, and wanted to advocate for laws that benefited the Indian people (rather than laws that just seemed to benefit the British colonial rulers).
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What were the important resolutions of the 1st sessions of the Indian national congress?
The Journey of the Indian National Congress begins with 72 delecates in its founding years.
When did jinnah join Indian national congress?
Jinnah joined the Indian National Congress in 1906.
When The Indian national congress started?
The Indian National Congress Started in 1885.
When was Indian National Congress - Socialist - created?
Indian National Congress - Socialist - was created in 1978.
What where the important Resolutions of second sessions of Indian national congress?
The Congress decided to set up Provincial Congress Committees across the country.
How was the Indian national congress formed?
in 1885 thw indian national congress was formed by a number of educaded
The Indian National Congress was dominated by members of what religious faith?
It was the Hindus who dominated Indian National congress.
Indian National Congress was established in?
Indian National Congress was established on 28th Dec 1885 at Bombay.
What group formed to push for self-rule in India?
Indian National Congress
What were the important resolutions of first session of the Indian national congress?
only answer in 1 para what is question?
The indian national congress was established where?
The Indian national congress was established in Gokuldas Tejpal Sanskrit College in Bombay.
What is the India national congress?
"Indian national congress" was founded in 1885 and latter it played a crucial role in Indian freedom struggle .currently 'congress' party which rules India [central government] is the direct continuation of 'Indian national congress'
