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Q1. R. G. Bhandarkar and Atmaram Pandurang were associated with which of the following organisations?

A Home Rule League

B Atmiya Sabha

C Ramakrishna Mission

D Prarthana Sabha Correct

Explanation

R. G. Bhandarkar and Atmaram Pandurang were associated with Prarthana Sabha, a reform organisation in western India that worked for religious and social reform. Home Rule League belonged to the political movement for self-government led by figures such as Tilak and Annie Besant. Atmiya Sabha is linked with Raja Rammohan Roy's early reform activity in Bengal. Ramakrishna Mission was founded later by Swami Vivekananda and followed a different religious-social reform tradition. The organisation matching both named reformers is Prarthana Sabha.

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