During Swadeshi movement in Bengal, number of organizations established in favour of Swadeshi and Boycott. Match the following persons with organizations.

Group-I (Organization)		Group-II (Persons)
a.	Dawn Society	i.	Krishna Kumar Mitra
b.	Swadeshi Bandhav Samithi	ii.	Pulin Das
c.	Anti-Circular Society	iii.	Aswin Kumar Dutt
d.	(Dhaka) Decca Anushilan Samithi	iv.	Satish Chandra Mukerji

Key Points

• Dawn Society was associated with Satish Chandra Mukherji. It played a key role in the promotion of Swadeshi education during the Swadeshi Movement.
• Swadeshi Bandhav Samithi was founded by Aswin Kumar Dutt to promote Swadeshi principles and organize rural Bengal for the Swadeshi cause.
• Anti-Circular Society was founded by Krishna Kumar Mitra to oppose the repressive measures of the British, particularly the Carlyle Circular, which sought to suppress student participation in the Swadeshi Movement.
• (Dhaka) Decca Anushilan Samithi was founded by Pulin Das and was one of the most prominent revolutionary organizations in Bengal during the Swadeshi Movement.

Additional Information

• Dawn Society:
  • Founded by Satish Chandra Mukherji in 1902, it focused on fostering a sense of nationalism through education.
  • It aimed to create a generation of Indians who were self-reliant and culturally rooted.
  • Later, it evolved into the National Council of Education, which laid the foundation for Jadavpur University.
• Swadeshi Bandhav Samithi:
  • Founded by Aswin Kumar Dutt, this organization worked extensively in rural areas to mobilize people for the Swadeshi cause.
  • It focused on spreading awareness about the boycott of foreign goods and the promotion of indigenous products.
  • Its activities included organizing public meetings, publishing pamphlets, and establishing Swadeshi stores.
• Anti-Circular Society:
  • Founded by Krishna Kumar Mitra, it was a direct response to the Carlyle Circular issued by the British government.
  • The Circular sought to prevent students from participating in the Swadeshi Movement by threatening punitive actions.
  • The society aimed to resist these measures and safeguard the students' right to participate in nationalist activities.
• Decca Anushilan Samithi:
  • Founded by Pulin Das in 1906, it was a revolutionary organization based in Dhaka (now in Bangladesh).
  • It trained young men in physical fitness and revolutionary activities to fight against British colonial rule.
  • The Samithi played a significant role in the armed struggle for Indian independence.