BPSC CCE Prelims
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The political strategy Struggle-Truce-Struggle or S-T-S came into prominence with a call for
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The Struggle-Truce-Struggle (S-T-S) strategy was formulated by Mahatma Gandhi during the Khilafat and Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-22).
The strategy involved phases of active struggle (satyagraha), followed by temporary truce (negotiations), and resumption of struggle if demands were not met. This tactical approach came into prominence specifically with the Khilafat issue, where Gandhi used it to build Hindu-Muslim unity and pressure the British government regarding the Turkish Caliphate.
The Swadeshi and Boycott were adopted as the methods of struggle for the first time during the
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Swadeshi and Boycott movements were first adopted as methods of struggle during the Partition of Bengal (1905).
The anti-partition agitation led by moderates like Surendranath Banerjee and extremists like Bal Gangadhar Tilak popularized these methods—Swadeshi promoted indigenous goods while Boycott targeted British products and institutions, making them defining features of the Bengal partition protest.
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