Gandhiji 

i. The repressive attitude of the British Government led Mahatma Gandhi to launch Non-Cooperation Movement against it. 

ii. He knitted popular movement 

iii. He served notice to the Viceroy on 1 July that since the issue of Khilafat and Jallianwala Bagh massacre had not been satisfactorily solved, he would resort to Non-Cooperation Movement 

iv. The Non-Cooperation Movement included Swadeshi as its prime move. 

v. It introduced 20 lakhs of Charkhas in Indian family 

vi. The programme of Non-Cooperation Movement was multidimensional. 

vii. Surrender of all titles and Government posts 

viii. Boycott of Government schools and colleges ix. Boycott of all functions of the British Government 

x. Boycott of law courts,. Non-cooperation with the Act of 1919, Boycott of all foreign articles 

xi. Development of communal harmony 

xii. Use of Swadeshi articles 

xiii. Establishment of national schools 

xiv. End of untouchability and caste-system 

xv. This movement unleashed a surge of popular action against colonial India 

xvi. For a short period, it gave a challenge to the British authority. 

xvii. Any other relevant point