Question

Much before the beginning of the trade union movement, the labour leader in India was:

• A. Sorabjee Shahpoorjee Bengalee
• B. B. P. Wadia
• C. Lala Lajpat Rai
• D. Narayan Meghjee Lokhandey

Hint:

Narayan Meghjee Lokhandey is often regarded as the first leader of the Indian labour movement, working towards better wages and working conditions.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Narayan Meghjee Lokhandey is considered one of the pioneers of the labour movement in India. He was actively involved in improving the working conditions of textile mill workers in Bombay (now Mumbai) during the late 19th century. His efforts in advocating for workers' rights laid the foundation for organized labour movements in India.
Thus, Narayan Meghjee Lokhandey is the correct answer.