In which year was the All India Women’s Conference founded?

Concept

An institution’s founding year is the date recognized as the start of the organization itself, usually anchored by its inaugural conference or formal establishment.

Preparatory campaigning and later legal registration are separate milestones and should not be confused with the founding event.

Application

1. Identify the institution named in the question: the All India Women’s Conference (AIWC).

2. Use the organization’s official chronology: the first All India Women’s Conference on Educational Reform met at Fergusson College, Poona, from 5 to 8 January 1927.

3. Treat that inaugural conference as the organization’s founding event; its later registration in 1930 is a different milestone.

Cross-check and contrast

• 1923 falls in the earlier preparatory period and is not the dated inaugural conference.

• 1925 also precedes the inaugural conference recorded in the official chronology.

• 1927 contains the inaugural Poona conference through which AIWC began as an organization.

• “More than one of the above” would require multiple founding years, but an institutional founding is a single dated milestone.

• “None of the above” would require the founding year to be absent, whereas the official date appears among the numeric choices.

Therefore, the All India Women’s Conference was founded in 1927.