Immediate cause for the Swadeshi movement was ______.

Q. What was the immediate cause for the launch of the Swadeshi movement?

Q. Which event is considered the immediate cause of the Swadeshi Movement?

Q. The Swadeshi Movement was a direct outcome of the Partition of Bengal in 1905.

Q. She was a parlamentarian, political activist and a reformer. Elected to the Lok Sabha from Mumbai North Central constituency, she participated in many agitations in Maharashtra, including the laatne morcha, to protest against rising prices of essential commodities. Later on, she focused her attention on women's issues and was the president of Mahila Dakshyata Samiti, a prominent organisation espousing the cause of women empowerment. Who is she?

Q. Consider the following statements with regard to the Swadeshi movement.
i) The formal proclamation of the Swadeshi Movement was made on the 7 August 1905 and the famous Boycott Resolution was passed in that meeting.
ii) Boycott and public burning of foreign cloth, picketing of shops selling foreign goods etc became common during the movement. The Ganapati festival was popularized by Tilak as a medium for Swadeshi propaganda.
iii) This mass based movement was successful in persuading the government to annul the partition immediately.
Which of the above statement/s is/are incorrect?