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The Non-Cooperation programme was adopted at the Congress session at Nagpur in:
ADecember 1920
BSeptember 1920
CJanuary 1921
DFebruary 1922
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. December 1920
1. Calcutta in September 1920 first accepted the idea.
2. Nagpur in December 1920 worked out a compromise.
3. The movement began in January 1921.
_Source: NCERT Class 10 India and the Contemporary World II, Chapter 2, Nationalism in India._
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