What did the British colonial authorities call Tilak?
The father of the nation
The troublemaker
The father of the Indian unrest
The rebel leader
Answer
Sure. Tilak gained the moniker "Father of the Indian Unrest" from the British colonial authorities due to his relentless opposition to their rule. He played a crucial role in mobilizing the masses, advocating for self-government, and inspiring a new generation of nationalists through his fiery speeches, writings, and political activism. Tilak's contributions left an indelible mark on India's struggle for freedom.
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