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Describe the Munro system

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Answered by Mnopq11
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Munro system also called as ryotwari system was introduced by Thomas munro during British rule in india. It's features are as follows :
☆it was implemented in the south
☆under this system, the British collected revenue directly from the farmers
☆ the revenue was fixed at half the value of the crop. It was fixed for a period of 30 years
☆ the fields were separately surveyed before the revenue assessment was made

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Answered by pujaagarwalnet
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Munro System is a system in which the farmer was declared as the owner of the land. The company made a revenue settlement directly with the peasants i.e the taxes were directly collected from the farmers. It was developed by Thomas Munro in 1820, hence the system came to be known as the Munro System.

Major areas of introduction include Bombay, Madras, parts of Assam, Coorgh provinces of British India. The revenue rates of this system were 50% where the lands were dry, and it was 60% where the lands were irrigated.

The Royatwari system is another name for the Munro system. This is no difference between the two.

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