The Zamindari System was a land revenue system in India. It emerged during the Mughal era and was formalised under British rule. Zamindars acted as landlords, collecting taxes from peasants. They held significant power and often exploited farmers. This system contributed to social inequality and economic distress. It was abolished after India gained independence in 1947, reshaping land ownership and agrarian relations.
The recent emphasis put forth by a Union Minister to include all reservation-related laws in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution has brought the issue back into focus....
Every year on December 23rd, a special day of tribute unfolds across India. Known as Kisan Diwas or National Farmers Day, this commemoration aligns with the birth anniversary...
