What was the importance of Ranchi in colonial period
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Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand state has a fascinating history to narrate. The geographical area now of comprising Ranchi district was formerly part of old Lohardaga district of the British India. The city has been a witness to ancient, medieval and modern periods. From the Mauryan & Tribal rulers to the British Raj, the footprints of Ranchi’s glorious past can be felt across all corners of the city.
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- Ranchi had the immense importance in colonial period as during this time the place became the center of resistance against the oppressive policies of the British.
- The farmers and tribal people started a campaign called sardari agitation in which they protested against Britishers and landlords. Birsa Munda was also died in the Jail of Ranchi.
- Ranchi used to be its center during the Jharkhand movement. Ranchi is near the cancer line. Its municipal area is 652.02 km2 (252 square miles), and its average elevation is 651 meters above sea level.
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