1.Pioneers of the British Parliament
They belong to a highly exclusive group: they are two of the first three Indian-born individuals ever elected to the British House of Commons.
Shapurji Saklatvala became the third British Indian MP elected for Battersea North in 1922
Dadabhai Naoroji: Became the first British Indian MP when he was elected for Central Finsbury in 1892, running as a Liberal.
2. Common Background: The Bombay Parsi Community
Both men hailed from the relatively small but highly influential and wealthy Parsi (Zoroastrian) community of Bombay (now Mumbai), India. Their shared heritage meant they operated within overlapping socio-economic circles before moving to the United Kingdom.
3. Anti-Imperialist Activism via British Platforms
Manoj Varathodiyil, Anu Markose, Sreeja Pradeep and Jipin got the answer correctly- Well donw
1.Pioneers of the British Parliament
They belong to a highly exclusive group: they are two of the first three Indian-born individuals ever elected to the British House of Commons.
Shapurji Saklatvala became the third British Indian MP elected for Battersea North in 1922
Dadabhai Naoroji: Became the first British Indian MP when he was elected for Central Finsbury in 1892, running as a Liberal.
2. Common Background: The Bombay Parsi Community
Both men hailed from the relatively small but highly influential and wealthy Parsi (Zoroastrian) community of Bombay (now Mumbai), India. Their shared heritage meant they operated within overlapping socio-economic circles before moving to the United Kingdom.
3. Anti-Imperialist Activism via British Platforms
Manoj Varathodiyil, Anu Markose, Sreeja Pradeep and Jipin got the answer correctly- Well donw