what was the cause of the indigo rebellion ? what was the outcome of the indio commission?
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Cause lead to revolt - Indigo planting in Bengal dated back to 1777. With expansion of British power in the Nawabs of Bengal, indigo planting became more and more commercially profitable because of the demand for blue dye in Europe. ... The indigo planters persuaded the peasants to plant indigo instead of food crops.
Indigo planting started in Bengal as early as 1777. It was first planted by one British Louis Bonard. When the British Power expanded, the indigo planting was emphasized because of a high demand of the Blue Dye in Europe. The peasants were compelled to plant Indigo rather than the food Crops.
The peasants were provided loans called "dadon" for indigo planting which was at a very high interest rate.
The loan made the people indebted and resulted in a rebellion.
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Indigo planting started in Bengal as early as 1777. It was first planted by one British Louis Bonard. When the British Power expanded, the indigo planting was emphasized because of a high demand of the Blue Dye in Europe. The peasants were compelled to plant Indigo rather than the food Crops.
The peasants were provided loans called "dadon" for indigo planting which was at a very high interest rate.
The loan made the people indebted and resulted in a rebellion.
hope you understand
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Indigo is a natural blue dye used for colouring clothes. Thousands of peasants refused to grow indigo any more bcz cultivation of indigo makes land barren. In 1860 the angry rebels dragged the cultivators and beat them up.On the same day 3000 rebels went on a March and the police could take any action.
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