alleryThe CPI-M ruled West Bengal without a break for
- 34 years
- 14 years
- 44 years
- 24 years
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Correct answer: A. 34 years
The party was in power in West Bengal for 34 years without a break.
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The Indian National Congress was founded in
- 1857
- 1906
- 1920
- 1885
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Correct answer: D. 1885
The Congress was founded in 1885, making it one of the oldest parties in the world.
The Congress Party is described as ideologically
- centrist
- far-left
- anarchist
- far-right
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Correct answer: A. centrist
It is a centrist party, neither rightist nor leftist, stressing secularism and welfare of weaker sections.
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