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  • Anushilan Samiti vs Jugantar: Anushilan Samiti (1902) is the parent body; Jugantar (1906) is often treated as its more militant Calcutta-centred offshoot — questions sometimes test which came first (Anushilan).
  • Kakori (1925) vs Chittagong (1930): Kakori was a train robbery in UP led by the HRA; Chittagong was an armoury raid in Bengal led by Surya Sen — a common mix-up.
  • Ghadar Party founding location: San Francisco, USA — NOT India or Canada (though it had strong Canadian membership too).
  • Bhagat Singh's organisation: HSRA (1928), not HRA — the HRA was renamed/reorganised in 1928.
  • Subhas Chandra Bose and INA: Bose did not found the first INA — Rash Behari Bose and Mohan Singh laid the groundwork in 1942; Subhas Chandra Bose took over leadership in 1943 and revitalised it.
  • Cellular Jail, Andaman: Associated with Savarkar's imprisonment, not Bhagat Singh (who was held and hanged at Lahore Central Jail).

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