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Q1When did the Simon Commission arrive in India?
Explanation
The Simon Commission, officially the Indian Statutory Commission, arrived in India in 1928 to review constitutional reforms under the Government of India Act, 1919. It was boycotted because it had no Indian member, which led to the famous slogan against Simon. The year 1925 is too early and does not match the commission's arrival. In 1930, India was already in the Civil Disobedience phase, and the commission had submitted its report. The year 1932 belongs to later constitutional developments, not the commission's arrival.
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