1877 च्या दिल्ली दरबारात सार्वजनिक काकांच्या नेतृत्वाखाली पुणे सार्वजनिक सभेच्या शिष्टमंडळाने महाराणी विक्टोरियाला जे 'मानपत्र' दिले त्यास कोणती संज्ञा मिळली ?

The correct answer is Option A (Declaration of Rights).

Key Points:
• Delhi Durbar (1877) & Poona Sarvajanik Sabha:
• In 1877, Lord Lytton organized a lavish Imperial Delhi Durbar to proclaim Queen Victoria as 'Kaiser-i-Hind' (Empress of India) at a time when severe famine was devastating western and southern India.
• Ganesh Vasudeo Joshi (popularly known as 'Sarvajanik Kaka'), dressed in pure hand-spun Khadi, attended the Durbar representing the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha.
• The 'Declaration of Rights':
• On behalf of the Sabha, he submitted a historic memorandum/address (मानपत्र) to Queen Victoria.
• This document boldly demanded that Indians be granted the same political, constitutional, and civil rights as British subjects, including representative parliamentary governance and an Indian Parliament.
• This historic petition earned wide acclaim in political history as the 'Declaration of Rights'.
• Key Takeaway: The memorandum presented by Sarvajanik Kaka to Queen Victoria at the 1877 Delhi Durbar was known as the 'Declaration of Rights'.