Independence and Nehru's midnight speech MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Jawaharlal Nehru's address to the Constituent Assembly at the moment of India's independence is famously known as Tryst with Destiny. It marked the transfer of power and framed independence as a solemn national pledge. Tried with Destiny is only a wrong wording and was not the title. Tryst with Honesty replaces the key idea with an unrelated virtue. Tryst and Co-operation also distorts the accepted phrase and does not refer to Nehru's midnight speech of 14-15 August 1947.

Jawaharlal Nehru's midnight address to the Constituent Assembly on 14-15 August 1947 is remembered as "Tryst with Destiny". The title comes from the central phrase of the speech and marks India's transition to independence. "Wings of Challenges" is not the recognised name of this address. "Independent India" describes the broad historical moment, not the speech title. "Hope for the better future" captures a sentiment that may fit the occasion, but it is not the accepted title used in history and civics texts.