RRB Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) Practice Exam

Quit India Movement began in 1942. After the Cripps Mission failed to secure Indian cooperation during World War II, the Indian National Congress under Gandhi launched a call for immediate and complete independence, with the movement formally starting on August 8, 1942. The aim was to force the British to quit India by mass civil disobedience and non-cooperation, mobilizing people across the country. The British response was rapid and heavy-handed, with many leaders arrested, but the movement highlighted widespread demand for ending British rule and kept pressure on the colonial government during the war. The other years don’t fit this moment: 1939 marks the outbreak of World War II, not the start of Quit India; 1945 is when World War II ended; and 1950 is after India gained independence.