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Q1Which among the following is related to Lord Curzon?

A Indian Council Act, 1892

B Universities Act, 1920

C Partition of Bengal in 1905

D Government of India Act, 1909

Explanation

Lord Curzon was the Viceroy of India when Bengal was partitioned in 1905, making that event directly associated with him. The Indian Council Act, 1892 predates Curzon’s viceroyalty and belongs to an earlier phase of constitutional reform. The Universities Act named in the printed option as 1920 is not the relevant Curzon association in this question. The Government of India Act, 1909, also known through the Morley-Minto reforms, came after Curzon’s tenure and is linked with separate electorates and council reforms.

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