The concept of Dominion Status was a significant step in the political evolution of India's relationship with the British Empire. It represented a promise of self-governance within the Empire. to as the 'All White Commission' because all its members were British and there were no Indian representatives.
In which year did the British Government declare its goal for providing 'Dominion Status' to India?
Asked in J.E (Electrical 2020) 2020 · Topic: Lahore Session of Congress, Proposal of Complete Independence (1929) (Background: Nehru Report and its call for Dominion Status)
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Answer: A. 1917
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