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Week 00 1) Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was a staunch nationalist and freedom fighter. His politics and 1 point thought are largely associated with the ideology of: Introduction and Raja Rammohan Secular nationalism Roy Hindi nationalism Rabindranath Hindu nationalism and Hindutva Tagore Swaraj Aurobindo Ghosh No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Vivekananda Accepted Answers: Hindu nationalism and Hindutva Mahatma Gandhi 2) For Savarkar, Hindutva is primarily a 1 point Muhammad Iqbal Cultural identity
Religious identity V.D.Savarkar Caste identity Jawaharlal Nehru None of the above
Jawaharlal No, the answer is incorrect. Nehru:Discovery Score: 0 of India Accepted Answers: Jawaharlal Cultural identity Nehru:Secularism 3) Regarding the relationship between Hindutva and Hinduism, Savarkar held that: 1 point Quiz : Assignment 08 They are synonymous
Jawaharlal They are two distinct categories
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Rammanohar 4) Savarkar wrote Essentials of Hindutva under the pen name of 1 point Lohia A Maratha
A revolutionary
Chitragupta
Deshbandhu
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: A Maratha
5) The nationalism that Savarkar uphold was basically: 1 point
Secular Nationalism
Ethnic Nationalism
Civic Nationalism
Political Nationalism
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: Ethnic Nationalism
6) According to Ashok Chousalkar, Savarkar’s thought is characterised by three distinct 1 point tenets of social change which was an influence of European traditions. Which among the following is not included in these three tenets:
Survival of the fittest
Might is right
Inevitability of violence in society
Absence of absolute morality
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: Might is right
7) Savarkar defined Hindus in terms of the three essentials features. Which among the 1 point following is not part of that three essential features:
As a Nation (Rashtra)
As a Race (Jati)
As a Religion (or Dharma)
As a Civilisation (or Sanskriti)
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: As a Religion (or Dharma)
8) Which among the following books is not written by Savarkar: 1 point
Life and Writings of Joseph Mazzini
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The Indian War of Independence
Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History
India Divided
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: India Divided
9) Which among the following statements regarding Savarkar Gandhi difference is not correct: 1 point
Both have flexible and accommodative interpretation of religion
Gandhi emphasized upon non-violence, Savarkar was critical of absolute non-violence
Savarkar’s was chauvinistic whereas as Gandhi’s Hinduism was more flexible and accommodate
In comparison to Gandhi, Savarkar appears to be more vocal against the evil practices and dogmas in Hinduism
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: Both have flexible and accommodative interpretation of religion
10)Which among the following sentences is correct about Savarkar's conception of nation: 1 point
His notion of nationalism was embedded in the territorial definition of nation
According to Savarkar, not the territorial unity, but the religious, racial and cultural unity counted more in the formation of a nation
In his conception of nation the statue of religion was supreme
His conception of Hindu rashtra was inclusive and accommodative of the all the communities in India including the Muslims and Christians
No, the answer is incorrect. Score: 0 Accepted Answers: According to Savarkar, not the territorial unity, but the religious, racial and cultural unity counted more in the formation of a nation
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