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List of Indian National Congress Sessions 1885-1950

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Indian National Congress Sessions 1885-1950:

Year and VenuePresidentComment
1885- Bombay (Sir Tej Pal Sanskrit Vidyalaya)W.C. Bonnerjee72 delegates attended, Kadambari Ganguli was the first women member
1886- CalcuttaDadabhai NaorojiFirst Parsi President
1887- MadrasBadr-ud-din TyabjiFirst Muslim President, appeal to Muslim to join
1888- AllahabadGeorge YuleFirst English President
1889- BombaySir William Wedderburn–
1890- CalcuttaSir Pheroz Shah Mehta–
1891- NagpurP. Ananda Charlu–
1892- AllahabadW.C. Bonnerjee–
1893- LahoreDadabhai Naoroji–
1894- MadrasAlfred WebbIrish member of the British Parliament
1895- PoonaSurendra Nath Banerjee–
1896- CalcuttaM. Rahimtulla Sayani–
1897- AmravatiC. Sankaran Nair–
1898- MadrasAnand Mohan Bose–
1899- LucknowRomesh Chandra Dutt–
1900- LahoreN.G. Chandravarkar–
1901- CalcuttaDinshaw E. Wacha–
1902- AhmedabadSurendra Nath Banerjee–
1903- MadrasLal Mohan Ghosh–
1904- BombaySir Henry Cotton–
1905- BanarasGopal Krishna Gokhale–
1906- CalcuttaDadabhai NaorojiThe resolution of Swaraj was passed
1907- SuratDr. Rashbehari GhoshCongress Party splits into Moderates and Extremists
1908- MadrasDr. Rashbehari Ghosh–
1909- LahoreMadan Mohan Malaviya–
1910- AllahabadSir William Wedderburn–
1911- CalcuttaBishan Narayan Dhar–
1912- PatnaR.N. Mudholkar–
1913- KarachiNawab Syed Mohammad Bahadur–
1914- MadrasBhupendra Nath Basu–
1915- BombaySir S.P. Sinha–
1916- LucknowAmbika Charan MazumdarFirst readmission of Extremist into INC; Secondly a bond of alliance created between the Congress and the Muslim League
1917- CalcuttaAnnie BesantFirst Woman President
1918- Bombay (special session) and DelhiSaiyed Hassan Imam (Bombay) and Madan Mohan Malaviya (Delhi)–
1919- AmritsarMotilal Nehru–
1920- NagpurC. Vijaya Raghava ChariyarChanges in the Constitution of Congress
1921- AhmedabadC.R. Das in prison (acting President Hakim Ajmal Khan)–
1922- GayaC.R. DasSplit within INC
1923- Delhi (special session) and Kakinada (also called Cocanada)Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (Delhi) and Maulana Mohammad Ali (Kakinada)Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Youngest President
1924- BelgaumMahatma Gandhi–
1925- KanpurMrs Sarojini NaiduFirst Indian Woman President
1926- GauhatiSrinivasa Iyengar–
1927- MadrasDr M.A. Ansari–
1928- CalcuttaMotilal NehruAll India Youth Congress formed
1929- LahoreJawaharlal NehruPoorna Swaraj Resolution
1930- No SessionJawaharlal Nehru continued as the PresidentOn account of the Civil Disobedience Movement, no Congress session could be held in 1930
1931- KarachiVallabhbhai PatelResolution on Fundamental Rights and National Economic Policy was passed
1932- DelhiR.D. Amritlal–
1933- CalcuttaM.M. Malaviya arrested before the session so Nellie Sengupta Presided–
1934- BombayRajendra PrasadFormation of Congress Socialist Party
1935- No SessionRajendra Prasad continued as the President–
1936- LucknowJawaharlal Nehru–
1937- FaizpurJawaharlal NehruFirst session to be held in a village
1938- HaripuraSubhash Chandra Bose–
1939- TripuriSubhash Chandra BoseSubhash Chandra Bose defeated Gandhi’s nominee Pattabhi Sitaramayya.
1940- RamgarhMaulana Abul Kalam Azad–
1941-1945- No SessionMaulana Abul Kalam Azad continued as the PresidentThe annual session of the Congress could not be held for five years, on account of the launching of the Quit India Movement, when the congress was declared as an illegal organisation and all congress leaders were put behind the bars.
1946- MeerutJ.B. Kripalani–
1947- DelhiRajendra Prasad–
1948-JaipurPattabhi SitaramayyaThe first session after independence
1950- NasikPurushottam Das Tandon–

Early Indian NationalismThe Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-22)
Causes For The Rise Of ExtremismSimon Commission, 1927
The Advent of Dutch in IndiaSocialism- Utopian and Marxian Socialism
The Advent of Europeans in India-The PortugueseBhakti Saints- Kabir and Guru Nanak
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