What was the most significant achievement of Praja Mandal Movement?

It largely encouraged the use of swadeshi products.

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It led the women out of their houses and made them stand in line with men.

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Students left the British schools and colleges.

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The correct option is B It led the women out of their houses and made them stand in line with men.
The most significant objective of Praja Mandal was that it led the women out of their houses and made them stand in line with men. Several women started to participate actively in these movements and many of them got arrested. Ramadevi Deshpande, Sushila Devi, Indira Devi, Anjana Devi Chaudhary etc were among the prominent women of Jaipur Praja Mandal.

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