The Home Rule League of Annie Besant was founded in 1916 at

(1) Bombay

(2) Calcutta

(3) Madras

(4) Delhi

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The Home Rule League of Annie Besant was founded in 1916 at (1) Bombay (2) Calcutta (3) Mad..

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