The correct answer is the Swadeshi Movement.

• During the Swadeshi Movement, "Vande Mataram" became the popular song of people.
• The Swadeshi movement began in 1905 with the Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, partitioning Bengal and continued until 1911. 
• This was the strongest in Bengal and was also recognized in India as the Vandemataram Movement.
• Among the movement's various forms of struggle, it was the boycott of foreign-made goods that encountered the greatest visible success on the practical and popular level.
• Boycott and public burning of foreign clothes, picketing of shops selling foreign goods, all became common in remote corners of Bengal as well as in many major cities and towns across the country.
• Another form of mass mobilization widely used by the Swadeshi movement was the corps of volunteers (samitis).
• Ashwini Kumar Dutt, a school teacher, set up the Swadesh Bandhab Samiti in Barisal which was the best-known volunteer organization of all of them.

• The Shivaji and Ganapati festivals in Western India (Maharashtra) were organized by Lokmanya Tilak to spread the swadeshi message and boycott movements among the masses.
• The Swadeshi and boycott movements placed great emphasis on ' Atmasakti ' or self-reliance as a means of reasserting national dignity in different fields.