Its membership included a large number of youth including Ganesh Ghosh, Lokenath Baul and Anant Singh.

Its leader Surya Sen had been a lawyer in Dhaka before joining the group.

Surya Sen and his group were closely associated with Congress work in Chittagong.

This group had prepared an action plan to occupy the armouries in Chittagong.

Women did not play an important role in the movement.

Nasik in Maharashtra was an important regional base during the movement.

It was marked by anti-zamindar violence.

It was marked by the emergence of parallel governments in different parts of India.

Mahatma Gandhi sought to link it to the Non-Cooperation Movement.

It was not supported by the Congress.

It demanded that the Turkish Sultan must retain control over Muslim sacred spaces in the erstwhile Ottoman empire.

It was led by Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali.

The main purpose of the setting up of railways in India was to serve the interest of the empire.

British capital investments were invited with 15% guaranteed interest to be paid if necessary from Indian revenues.

The construction work disturbed ecology.

The construction of the railways was planned in such a way that it connected the internal markets with the ports, but provided no interconnection between internal market cities.