| Comprehension: | ||
| Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. The revolt of 1857 was the first major challenge to the British rule in India. The roots of revolution lie in the character and policies of British rule. The combined impact of expansionist policies, economic exploitation and administrative dominance negatively impacted the positions of all sections, i.e., rulers of princely states, zamindars, peasants, traders, artisans, pundits and maulvis, etc. This discontent finally acquired the shape of a revolution. | ||
| SubQuestion No : 26 | ||
| Q.26 | The emperor Bahadur Shah, after the revolt mentioned in the passage, was exiled to: | |
| Ans | 1. Sri Lanka | |
| 2. Rangoon | ||
| 3. Britain | ||
| 4. Andaman and Nicobar | ||
Correct Ans Provided: 2
