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Question : What was a key outcome of Gandhi's participation in the Indian Freedom Struggle in 1931?

 

Option 1: The immediate granting of full independence to India

 

Option 2: The establishment of the Indian National Army
 

Option 3: The increase in international awareness and support for the Indian cause

   

Option 4: The merger of the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League


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Correct Answer: The increase in international awareness and support for the Indian cause


Solution : A key outcome of Gandhi's participation in the Indian Freedom Struggle in 1931, particularly his involvement in the Second Round Table Conference, was the increase in international awareness and support for the Indian cause, as his efforts drew global attention to the struggle for independence.

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