- The strength of the Indian National Movement lay in its ability to mobilize a diverse population. - A secular approach fostered unity across different religious and social groups. - Secularism provided a common platform for diverse Indians to unite against colonialism.
Which strengthened the National Movement?
Asked in TNPSC CS Prelims 2019 · Topic: Indian National Congress (Establishment of the Indian National Congress: Background, aims, early leaders.)
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