Identifying the Historian: K.P. Jaiswal
The question asks to identify a historian who meets specific criteria: educated at Oxford, practiced as an advocate, and conducted research aimed at reviving national consciousness based on India's ancient heritage.
- K.P. Jaiswal fits all these descriptions.
- He studied law at the University of Oxford.
- He practiced as a lawyer (advocate).
- His historical research focused on uncovering and celebrating aspects of ancient Indian civilization to foster a sense of national pride and consciousness.
The other historians listed, while significant figures in Indian historiography, do not fully match all the specific criteria mentioned (Oxford education, advocacy profession, and the primary motivation described).
Therefore, K.P. Jaiswal is the historian described.
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Which of the following are the features of the ideology of Utilitarianism?
1) Utilitarian’s believed that all value derives from the land
2) The most celebrated spokesmen of utilitarianism were Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.
3) Utilitarians were advocates of the idea that India could be ruled through indigenous laws and customs.
4) Utilitarians were advocates of the ‘greatest good for the greatest number of people’.
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Which great personality of the world was also known as 'Fuehrer'?
Among the following freedom fighters of India, whose autobiography is ‘Why am I an Atheist’?
