History • Modern IndiaEasy
The famous 'Ghadar Party', which published a weekly paper named 'Ghadar' to promote armed revolution against British rule, was founded in 1913 at:
A. San Francisco, USA✓ Correct Answer
B. Berlin, Germany
C. Tokyo, Japan
D. London, UK
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Ghadar Party was formally founded in 1913 by expatriate Indian nationalists based in San Francisco, United States, with the primary objective of securing India's independence through violent revolution. Key figures such as Lala Hardayal and Sohan Singh Bhakna spearheaded the organization, utilizing their weekly journal to galvanize the diaspora. This organization exemplifies the global dimensions of the Indian freedom struggle outside the subcontinent.
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