Question

Dialogue writing on the interaction between an indigo farmer and a farmer in independent India. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The British introduced widespread indigo cultivation in large parts of Bengal like the districts of Nadia and Jessore. The British indigo planters or nilkor sahebs leased lands from the landowners or zamindars with sharecroppers and tenants and coaxed the land tillers to plant indigo in place of food crops.