All-India Anglo-Indian Association

Target entity: All-India Anglo-Indian Association
Context triple: [Anglo-Indians, notableOrganization, All-India Anglo-Indian Association]

• A. East India Association
  The East India Association was a 19th-century political organization in London that advocated for Indian interests and reforms under British rule, founded in part by Indian nationalist leader Dadabhai Naoroji.
• B. Bombay Presidency Association
  The Bombay Presidency Association was a late 19th-century political organization in colonial India that worked for constitutional reforms and greater Indian representation under British rule.
• C. Servants of India Society
  The Servants of India Society was an early 20th-century Indian organization dedicated to training and mobilizing nationalists for social service and political reform during the freedom movement.
• D. Indian National Association
  The Indian National Association was one of the earliest Indian political organizations advocating for constitutional reforms and greater Indian participation in governance during British rule.
• E. All India Women's Conference
  The All India Women's Conference is one of India's oldest and most influential women's organizations, dedicated to advancing women's rights, education, and social reform across the country.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: All-India Anglo-Indian Association
Target entity description: The All-India Anglo-Indian Association is a prominent national body representing the interests, culture, and welfare of the Anglo-Indian community across India.

• A. East India Association
  The East India Association was a 19th-century political organization in London that advocated for Indian interests and reforms under British rule, founded in part by Indian nationalist leader Dadabhai Naoroji.
• B. Bombay Presidency Association
  The Bombay Presidency Association was a late 19th-century political organization in colonial India that worked for constitutional reforms and greater Indian representation under British rule.
• C. Servants of India Society
  The Servants of India Society was an early 20th-century Indian organization dedicated to training and mobilizing nationalists for social service and political reform during the freedom movement.
• D. Indian National Association
  The Indian National Association was one of the earliest Indian political organizations advocating for constitutional reforms and greater Indian participation in governance during British rule.
• E. All India Women's Conference
  The All India Women's Conference is one of India's oldest and most influential women's organizations, dedicated to advancing women's rights, education, and social reform across the country.
• F. None of above. chosen