സ്വാതന്ത്ര്യദിന ക്വിസ് 2026 (Rare Facts) Part 1 | Aksharamuttam quiz questions

1. The first female martyr of the Indian freedom struggle? Preeti Lata Wadedara (This brave woman who fought against the British committed suicide before being captured by them. The first martyr of the first freedom struggle of 1857 was Mangal Pandey) 2. Who was described by Nehru as 'A Bright spot against a dark background'? Rani of Jhansi (Rani Lakshmi Bai, Mani Karnika) Jhan Sirani was killed on 17 June 1857 while trying to capture Gwalior during the revolt of 1857. 3. "I call the one who has compassion for the poor a Mahatma. Those who do not, I call the evil one. To raise religion against a people struggling with hunger is an insult to them." Whose words are these? Swami Vivekananda (Subhas Chandra Bose called Vivekananda the "spiritual father" of the Indian national movement. Following the death of his guru Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa in 1897, he founded the Sri Ramakrishna Mission to spread the teachings of his guru. Margaret E. Noble (Sister Nivedita) was a young British disciple of Vivekananda. V. Vivekananda came to Kerala in 1892. He spoke at the World's Religions Conference in Chicago on 11 September 1893. His birthday, 12 January, is observed as National Youth Day.) 4. Which tribal leader died of cholera in the British prison of Ranchi in 1900? Birsa Munda 5. The Indian flag was first hoisted at the International Conference held in Stuttgart, Germany in 1907. Who hoisted the flag? Madam Bhikaji Cama 6. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre that took place on April 13, 1919, is known as the bloodiest incident in Indian history. Who was the brave patriot who shot dead the then Lieutenant Governor of Punjab, Michael O'Dwyer, at Caxton Hall in London on March 13, 1940, in response to this incident? Udham Singh (Ram Muhammad Singh Azad) 7. "Either I will do what I am asked to do and return." Or else you will see my dead body floating in the Arabian Sea” Did Gandhiji say this before going anywhere? Dandi Yatra (The Dandi Yatra was the beginning of the civil disobedience movement in India. On March 12, Gandhiji along with 78 followers set off from Sabarmati in Gujarat to Dandi, a distance of 385 km (251 mi). The journey lasted 24 days. He reached Dandi on April 5, 1930. On April 6, he broke the salt law.) Aksharamuttam quiz questions. Useful for Kerala PSC Exams as well. Create a foundation of general Knowledge in kids. Make them prepared for higher competition in Exams and also for Life. Keep informed about continuously Evolving surroundings