Language and religion of Hyderabad's people
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Q. How did language and education play a role in the struggle, which led to the formation of the state?
- Libraries set up by the Andhra Maha Sabha helped in encouraging Telugu literature.
- Night classes conducted at these libraries helped in educating people.
- These libraries helped in uniting the people through the native language Telugu.
- Language and education did not play a role in the struggle.
Q. The Nizam was slow in setting up educational institutions and did not allow the establishment of private institutions.
- True
- False
Q. Which of the following statements are correct?
- The low literacy rate in Hyderabad was a result of the closing of the private institutions.
- The Nizam did not set up institutions at a faster pace.
- The medium of instruction was Urdu even though the majority knew Telugu.
- Hyderabad had the highest literacy rate compared to other princely states.
Q. Language and education played an important role in furthering the opposition against the Nizam of Hyderabad.
- True
- False
Q. Which of the following statements are correct?
- The low literacy rate in Hyderabad was a result of the closing of the private institutions.
- The Nizam did not set up institutions at a faster pace.
- The medium of instruction was Urdu even though the majority knew Telugu.
- Hyderabad had the highest literacy rate compared to other princely states.
Q. How did language and education play a role in the struggle, which led to the formation of the state?
- Libraries set up by the Andhra Maha Sabha helped in encouraging Telugu literature.
- Night classes conducted at these libraries helped in educating people.
- These libraries helped in uniting the people through the native language Telugu.
- Language and education did not play a role in the struggle.