Asiatic Society of Bengal

Target entity: Asiatic Society of Bengal
Context triple: [Indian Museum, foundedBy, Asiatic Society of Bengal]

• A. Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
  The Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science is one of India’s oldest premier research institutions, renowned for pioneering work in fundamental sciences and for being the place where C. V. Raman conducted his Nobel Prize–winning research on the Raman effect.
• 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. 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.
• D. 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.
• E. Indian Academy of Sciences
  The Indian Academy of Sciences is a premier scientific institution in India dedicated to promoting the advancement and dissemination of science through research support, publications, and educational initiatives.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Asiatic Society of Bengal
Target entity description: The Asiatic Society of Bengal is a scholarly organization founded in 1784 in Kolkata that became a leading center for Oriental studies, archaeology, and the documentation of Indian history and culture.

• A. Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
  The Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science is one of India’s oldest premier research institutions, renowned for pioneering work in fundamental sciences and for being the place where C. V. Raman conducted his Nobel Prize–winning research on the Raman effect.
• 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. 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.
• D. 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.
• E. Indian Academy of Sciences
  The Indian Academy of Sciences is a premier scientific institution in India dedicated to promoting the advancement and dissemination of science through research support, publications, and educational initiatives.
• F. None of above. chosen