The Banaras Session of 1905 marked an important phase in the Swadeshi Movement. G.K. Gokhale was a moderate leader and a prominent social and political reformer.
Who presided the Banaras Session of the Indian National Congress in 1905?
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Answer: C. G.K. Gokhale
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