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In which year was Banaras Hindu University founded___________?

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Answer: D. 1915

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Banaras Hindu University was officially established in nineteen hundred and fifteen through leadership efforts. Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya successfully mobilized prominent leaders to secure the charter for this national university. The foundation stone marked a major milestone in developing indigenous higher education institutions across India. The university was conceived as a residential institution promoting both modern scientific studies and traditional culture. Financial contributions came from across the country demonstrating strong public support for national education. The sprawling campus in Varanasi became a prominent center for academic excellence and nationalist sentiment.

Option A suggests nineteen hundred and seventeen which is two years later than the actual founding date. Option B proposes eighteen hundred and sixteen which places the event an entire century too early. Option C points to eighteen hundred and fifteen which is historically incorrect for this institution.

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