MPSC Group C · Maharashtra — History, Culture and Administration
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Samyukta Maharashtra Movement
Movement for a Marathi-speaking state of Maharashtra.
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Take a full mock →Q1 · Samyukta Maharashtra Movement · EASY
The Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti was formed in 1956 to demand a separate Marathi-speaking state. Who among the following was NOT a prominent leader associated with this movement?
Q2 · Samyukta Maharashtra Movement · EASY
On which date was the state of Maharashtra officially formed after the division of the bilingual Bombay State?
Q3 · Samyukta Maharashtra Movement · MEDIUM
The Flora Fountain incident (also called Hutatma Chowk incident) of 1956 was a significant event in the Samyukta Maharashtra Movement. What was the primary cause of this incident?
Q4 · Samyukta Maharashtra Movement · MEDIUM
The States Reorganisation Commission (SRC) of 1953-55 initially recommended which of the following regarding the formation of Maharashtra?
Q5 · Samyukta Maharashtra Movement · HARD
The Belgaum border dispute between Maharashtra and Karnataka has its roots in the linguistic reorganisation of states. The Mahajan Commission was appointed to address this issue. Which of the following statements about the Mahajan Commission report (1967) is correct?