This organization called for public ownership of major industries in a 1931 resolution and committed itself to promoting a "socialistic pattern of society" in a resolution from 1955.
This organization called for public ownership of major industries in a 1931 resolution and committed itself to promoting a "socialistic pattern of society" in a resolution from 1955. This organization was founded by individuals such as the ornithologist Allan Octavian Hume and its future two-time president William Wedderburn in response to the failure of measures such as the Ilbert bill. The present-day (*) political party with this name split from this body's "Organizational" faction in 1969. This organization frequently clashed with a rival group founded in part by the third Aga Khan and dominated after 1913 by Mohammed Ali Jinnah. For 10 points, identify this organization founded in 1885, whose current incarnation is the largest political party in India.
This organization called for public ownership of major industries in a 1931 resolution and committed itself to promoting a "socialistic pattern of society" in a resolution from 1955.
Indian National Congress  [or Bharatiya Rastriya Kangres; or Indian Congress; or India's Congress Party; accept equivalents; accept  INC, Congress, or Congress Party if player buzzes in after the question has been read, otherwise prompt]