Question

. What are the three British agrarian policies?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The British policies revolved around getting maximum income from land without caring much about Indian interests of the cultivators. They abandoned the age -old system of revenue administration and adopted in their place a ruthless policy of revenue collection.

Answer 2

Answer:

Before independence, there were three major types of land tenure systems prevailing in the country: The Zamindari System. The Mahalwari System. The Ryotwari System.

Explanation:

Till the 18th century, there was a strong relation between agriculture and cottage industries in India. India was not only ahead in the field of agriculture than most other countries but it also held a prominent place in the world in the field of handicraft production. The British destroyed handicraft industry in the country while unleashing far-reaching changes in the country's agrarian structure by introducing new systems of land tenures and policies of revenue administration.

India's national income, foreign trade, industrial expansion and almost every other dominion of economic activity, depended on the country's agriculture. The British policies revolved around getting maximum income from land without caring much about Indian interests of the cultivators. They abandoned the age -old system of revenue administration and adopted in their place a ruthless policy of revenue collection.

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