The resolution at Bezwada was part of the preparatory phase for the Non-Cooperation Movement, emphasizing self-reliance and boycott of foreign goods through the promotion of Khadi and village industries.
The distribution of charkhas on a wide scale among the people was decided by :
Asked in UPSC CDS 2 2024 · Topic: Non-Cooperation Movement (Role of Charkha, Khadi, and national institutions)
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Answer: B. All India Congress Committee in 1921
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