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Pune Sarvajanik Sabha

Pune Sarvajanik Sabha is a History concept from the MPSC syllabus, tested in 2 past MPSC questions (2021, 2025). Below are those real questions with their correct answers and explanations, plus the concepts worth being comfortable with first.

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न्या. रानड यांनी 'डेक्कन अॅग्रिकल्चरिस्ट रिलीफ अॅक्ट' या कायद्याचे स्वागत केले, कारण ______ (a) या कायद्याने सावकारापासून शेतकऱ्यांचे रक्षण होणार होते (b) या कायद्याने शेतकऱ्यांची कर्जाच्या भारापासून मुक्तता होणार होती वरीलपैकी कोणते विधान/विधाने बरोबर आहे/त ? Justice Ranade welcomed Deccan Agriculturist Relief Act, because ______ (a) This act would protect the farmers from the money lenders (b) By this act, the farmers would be relieved of the debt burden Which of the statement/statements given above is/are correct ?

(a)या कायद्याने सावकारापासून शेतकऱ्यांचे रक्षण होणार होते / This act would protect the farmers from the money lenders

(b)या कायद्याने शेतकऱ्यांची कर्जाच्या भारापासून मुक्तता होणार होती / By this act, the farmers would be relieved of the debt burden

1)(a) फक्त / (a) only✓ Correct
2)(b) फक्त / (b) only
3)(a) व (b) / (a) and (b)
4)कोणतेही वाक्य बरोबर नाही / No statement is correct

Justice M.G. Ranade welcomed the Deccan Agriculturist Relief Act (1879) primarily because it aimed to protect indebted farmers from exploitation by moneylenders.

सन 1877 मध्ये भरलेल्या 'महान दिल्ली दरबाराचे' वर्णन 'भारतीय संसद' म्हणून कोणी केले ? In 1877, 'The Great Delhi Darbar' was held, who described it as, 'An Indian Parliament'?

1)म. गो. रानडे / M. G. Ranade
2)के. टी. तेलंग / K. T. Telang
3)एस. एच. चिपळूणकर / S. H. Chiplunkar
4)ग. वा. जोशी / G. V. Joshi✓ Correct

Ganesh Vasudeo Joshi (Sarvajanik Kaka) described the 1877 Delhi Durbar as an 'Indian Parliament' to highlight the irony of holding lavish imperial durbars while Indians had no voice.

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