Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1891)

Target entity: Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1891)
Context triple: [Amritsar session of the Indian National Congress (1919), follows, Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1891)]

• A. Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1920)
  The Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress in 1920 was a pivotal meeting where the Congress reorganized itself on a more democratic, mass-based footing and fully embraced Mahatma Gandhi’s strategy of non-cooperation against British rule.
• B. Poona session of the Indian National Congress (1895)
  The Poona session of the Indian National Congress (1895) was an early annual meeting of the Congress that contributed to shaping the moderate phase of the Indian nationalist movement under British colonial rule.
• C. Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress (1899)
  The Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress (1899) was an early annual meeting of the Congress party held in Lucknow during the British colonial period, where nationalist leaders gathered to deliberate on political reforms and strategies for India’s self-governance.
• D. Bombay session of the Indian National Congress (1892)
  The Bombay session of the Indian National Congress (1892) was an early annual meeting of the Congress party during the British colonial period, where Indian leaders gathered to debate political reforms and articulate demands for greater participation in governance.
• E. Madras session of the Indian National Congress (1898)
  The Madras session of the Indian National Congress (1898) was an early annual meeting of the Congress held in Madras during the British colonial period, contributing to the evolving strategy and leadership of the Indian nationalist movement at the turn of the 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1891)
Target entity description: The Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1891) was an early annual meeting of the Congress that contributed to shaping the organization’s moderate nationalist agenda in late 19th-century colonial India.

• A. Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress (1920)
  The Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress in 1920 was a pivotal meeting where the Congress reorganized itself on a more democratic, mass-based footing and fully embraced Mahatma Gandhi’s strategy of non-cooperation against British rule.
• B. Poona session of the Indian National Congress (1895)
  The Poona session of the Indian National Congress (1895) was an early annual meeting of the Congress that contributed to shaping the moderate phase of the Indian nationalist movement under British colonial rule.
• C. Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress (1899)
  The Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress (1899) was an early annual meeting of the Congress party held in Lucknow during the British colonial period, where nationalist leaders gathered to deliberate on political reforms and strategies for India’s self-governance.
• D. Bombay session of the Indian National Congress (1892)
  The Bombay session of the Indian National Congress (1892) was an early annual meeting of the Congress party during the British colonial period, where Indian leaders gathered to debate political reforms and articulate demands for greater participation in governance.
• E. Madras session of the Indian National Congress (1898)
  The Madras session of the Indian National Congress (1898) was an early annual meeting of the Congress held in Madras during the British colonial period, contributing to the evolving strategy and leadership of the Indian nationalist movement at the turn of the 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen