The Movement of the Working Class Flashcards

1
Q

1870started a workingmen’s club

and newspaper Bharat Shramjeevi

A

Sasipada Banerjea

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2
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1878 tried to get a bill,

providing better working conditions to labour, passed in the Bombay Legislative Council.

A

Sorabjee Shapoorji Bengalee

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3
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1880 started the newspaper Deenbandhu and set up the Bombay Mill and Millhands Association

A

Narain Meghajee Lokhanday

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4
Q

The first strike by the Great Indian Peninsular

Railways took place in

A

1899

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5
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Led strikes in Tuticorin and Tirunelvelli and were arrested.

A

Subramaniya Siva and Chidambaram Pillai l

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6
Q

imperialism and militarism are the twin children of

capitalism”.

A

Lala Lajpat Rai,

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7
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All India Trade Union Congress 1920

A

Lala Lajpat Rai, was elected as the first president of

AITUC and Dewan Chaman Lal as the first general secretary.

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8
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The prominent Congress and swarajist leader presided over the third and the fourth sessions of the AITUC

A

C.R. Das

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9
Q

Welcomed formation of the AITUC

A

The Gaya session of the Congress (1922

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10
Q

Other leaders who kept close contacts with

the AITUC included

A

Nehru, Subhas Bose, C.F. Andrews, J.M.

Sengupta, Satyamurthy, V.V. Giri and Sarojini Naidu

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11
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helped organise the Ahmedabad Textile Labour Association (1918) and through a protest secured a 27.5 per cent wage hike

A

Gandhi

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12
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The Trade Union Act, 1926 provisions

A

recognised trade unions as legal associations;
● laid down conditions for registration and regulation
of trade union activities;
● secured immunity, both civil and criminal, for trade
unions from prosecution for legitimate activities, but
put some restrictions on their political activities

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13
Q

In 1928 there was a six-month-long strike in Bombay Textile Mills led by the

A

Girni Kamgar Union

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14
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1920s period also saw the crystallisation of various communist groups, with leaders like
.

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S.A. Dange, Muzaffar Ahmed, P.C. Joshi, Sohan Singh Joshi etc

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15
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Trade Disputes Act 1929

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made compulsory the appointment of Courts of
Inquiry and Consultation Boards for settling industrial
disputes

made illegal the strikes in public utility services unless each individual worker planning to go on strike gave an
advance notice of one month to the administration

forbade trade union activity of coercive or purely
political nature and even sympathetic strikes

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16
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Meerut Conspiracy Case (1929 associated leaders

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resulted in the conviction of Muzaffar Ahmed, S.A. Dange, Joglekar, Philip Spratt, Ben Bradley, Shaukat Usmani and others

17
Q

broke away from the AITUC to set up the All India Trade Union Federation.

A

N.M. Joshi

18
Q

dissociated themselves from the Quit India Movement.

A

The communists