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Kaisar-I-Hind (meaning-Emperor of India) is the title awarded to Mahatma Gandhi by The British Government for helping the British in World War-I (India helped the British).

Kaisar-e-hind was the highest award given by Britishers to any Indian at the time of British rule.

Kaisar-I-Hind (1915) is the title awarded to Mahatma Gandhi by The British Government for organized the Indian Ambulance Corps for British in Boer War.

The title given by the British Government to Mahatma Gandhi which he surrendered during the non-cooperation movement was (B) Kaiser-e-Hind. Kaiser-e-Hind, which means "Emperor of India, " was a title that was given to Mahatma Gandhi by the British Government in 1915 in recognition of his service to the community during World War I. Gandhi surrendered the title in 1922 during the non-cooperation movement, which was a campaign of civil disobedience led by Gandhi to protest British rule in India.

What is meant by kesari hind?

What is meant by Kaiser-e-Hind?

Kaiser-e-Hind is a monument in the Indian state of Punjab. In 1971, a heavy artillery campaign on part of the Pakistan Army ensured the only victory for the entire Pakistani forces during the 1971 India-Pakistan War.

Why is this called the Kesari-hind?

Kesari-e-hind it's titel in mahatma gandhi because this time in 1919 monuments.

Kesari-e-Hind was the greatest award given by British government.