Pre-congress Nationalist Organisations

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General Knowledge for IAS Exams (Pre-congress Nationalist Organisations)


General Knowledge for IAS Exams (History of India and World)

PRE-CONGRESS NATIONALIST ORGANISATIONS:

Organisation Year/Place Founder/s

Landholder’s Society: (1838/Calcutta): Dwarkanath Tagore

British India Society (1839/London): William Adams

Bengal British India Society: (1843/Calcutta): George Thomson

British India Association: (1851/Calcutta): Devendranath Tagore & Radhakant Deb

Madras Native Association: (1852/Madras):

Bombay Association: (1852/Bombay): Dadabhai Naoroji & Dinshaw Wacha

East India Association: (1866/London): Dadabhai Naoroji

London Indian Society: (1865/London): Feroz Shah Mehta, Badruddin Tyyabji, W. C. Banerji and Manmohan Ghosh

Indian National Association: (1867/London): Mary Carpentar

Poona Sarvajanik Sabha: (1867/Poona): M.G. Ranade, G.V. Joshi and Chiplankar

Indian Society: (1872/London): Anand Mohan Bose

India League: (1875/ Calcutta): Sisir Kumar Ghosh

Indian Association: (1876/Calcutta): Anand Mohan Bose and Surendra Nath Banerji

National Conference: (1883): Anand Mohan Bose and Surendra Nath Banerji

Madras Mahajan Sabha: (1884/Madras): M. Viraghavacharya, G. Subramaniya Aiyar and P. Anand Charlu Indian National Union 1884 A.O. Hume

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