The Non-Cooperation Movement resolution was initially introduced by Mahatma Gandhi at a special session of the Indian National Congress in Calcutta in September 1920 and was approved despite some opposition. However, it was the annual session held in Nagpur in December 1920 that ratified this decision, adopted the full Non-Cooperation programme, and also brought significant changes to the Congress constitution, making it a mass movement.
At the Congress session at ________ in December 1920, a compromise was worked out, and the Non-Cooperation programme was adopted.
Asked in GPSC Prelims CSP 1 2024 · Topic: Non-Cooperation Movement (Calcutta and Nagpur Sessions of Congress (1920): Endorsement of the NCM program)
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