I. Boycott of law-courts and foreign cloth 

II. Observance of strict non-violence 

III. Retention of titles and honours without using them in public 

IV. Establishment of Panchayats for settling disputes 

How many of the above were parts of Non-Cooperation Programme? 

(a) Only one 

(b) Only two 

(c) Only three 

(d) All the four

Ans-c

Explanation

The program of non-cooperation included, within its ambit, 

• The surrender of titles and honors,
• Boycott of government-affiliated schools and colleges, law courts, foreign clothes, and could be extended to include resignation from government service 
• Mass civil disobedience during the non-payment of taxes.
•  National schools and colleges were to be set up, 
• Panchayats were to be established for settling disputes, 
• Hand-spinning and waving was to be encouraged and 
• People were asked to maintain Hindu-Muslim unity,
•  Give up untouchability and 
• Observe strict non-violence. 

Gandhiji promised that if the program was fully implemented, Swaraj would be issued within a year. 

The goal of the Congress was changed from attainment of self-government by constitutional and legal means to attainment of Swaraj by peaceful legitimate means.

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