- Statement (a) highlights the need to change a traditionally subject society to be receptive to new ideas and actions. - Statement (b) states that this required transformation was very difficult and massive.
Consider the following statements and choose the correct answer option: a. The new variety of activity in India therefore called for the transformation of a traditionally and mentally subject society into one receptive to democratic ideas and responding to the call for agitation. b. It was an arduous and stupendous task.
Asked in MPSC CS Prelims 2018 · Topic: Indian National Congress (Establishment of the Indian National Congress: Background, aims, early leaders.)
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Answer: C. Both the statements are correct but statement b is not the correct explanation of statement a
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