Question

The report of the state’s reorganization commission (SRC) was implemented on
A.1 November 1956
B.2 October 1957
C.2 October 1956
D.1 November 1957

Answer 1

Hint: The State Reorganization Act was a significant reform of the borders of the states and territories of India, grouping them along linguistic lines. A big step towards splitting India into States and Union Territories was the States Reorganization Act of 1956.

Complete answer: The State Reorganization Commission (SRC) was formed on 22 December 1953 by the Central Government of India to recommend the reorganization of the boundaries of the state. In 1955, after almost two years of study, the Commission proposed the reorganization of India's state boundaries into 14 states and 6 territories. The act proposed the arrangement of states' borders based on linguistic lines. PM Jawaharlal Nehru appointed the State Reorganization Commission in December 1953, and the Commission submitted its report on 30 September 1955.The recommendations of the report were addressed in the Indian parliament and a bill was later passed to amend the constitution.
Why? :-
Originally, as a result of historical accidents and conditions, the States of India were created. The States Reorganization Commission (SRC) was formed in 1953 for the first time to resolve this problem and to propose the principles and general guidelines on which to reorganize States.
Conclusion:-
The newly independent India's political leadership had the foresight to visualize the repercussions of not conforming to common expectations. Of course, the reorganization of states did not address all the issues related to linguistic disputes.
Disputes also exist over borders between various states, linguistic minorities and economic problems such as water sharing, electricity and surplus food. Their decision to reorganize the states linguistically, however, has eliminated one significant factor that would have jeopardized the independence of India and thus strengthened the cause of Indian unity.

Thus, Option A is correct.

Note: The Indian constitution empowers the government of the Union to form new states out of existing states or to combine one state with another. This process is called reorganisation of the states. Linguistic, religious, ethnic or administrative may be the pillar of reorganisation.