GK Question: Which religious book did Gandhi call mother? Read GK Questions and Answers on Bapu’s Death Anniversary

Mahatma Gandhi Death Anniversary, GK Questions: Today is the 75th death anniversary of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi. Today is celebrated as Martyr’s Day. Mahatma Gandhi played a major role in the freedom movement. That is why questions related to Mahatma Gandhi are asked in government recruitment exams. Getting the important information about Mahatma Gandhi can pave the way for success for the youth preparing for government recruitment exams. Let’s know the important questions related to Gandhi in previous SSC exam and their answers.

Question 1. When did the Salt Satyagraha start?
Answer – In the 1930s

Question 2. Where did Gandhi start the Dandi Yatra?
Answer- Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad

Question 3. In which year did Mahatma Gandhi start the civil disobedience movement?
Answer – In the year 1928

Question-4. Who composed Gandhiji’s favorite song Vaishnav Jan To?
Answer – Narsi Mehta

Question-5. Who said that Mahatma Gandhi was a half-naked fakir?
Answer – British Prime Minister Winston Churchill

Question-6. Which religious book was called mother by Gandhiji?
Answer – Bhagavad Gita

Question-7. What was the name of the newspaper edited by Gandhiji till 1932?
Answer- Young India (1919 to 1932)

Question-8. Who first called Gandhi the father of the nation?
Answer- On 4th June 1944, Subhash Chandra Bose broadcasted a message over Singapore Radio.

Question-9. What was the name of the magazine published by Mahatma Gandhi in South Africa?
Answer- Indian opinion

Question-10. In 1919, against whom did Gandhi call for Satyagraha?
Answer – Against the Roulette Act passed by the British

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