Social Sciences, asked by srivastvakhushboo6, 4 months ago

Who was a rich landowner in the north india?​

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Answered by sunilphogatjat
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Answer:

Pramod Gautam

1. Pramod Gautam: Meet Pramod, a former automobile engineer who switched to farming in 2006, and now earns upwards of a crore yearly, after implementing a radically different method of cultivation

Answered by karnamvishnu5
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QUESTION :

  • Who was a rich landowner in the north india?

ANSWER :

  • Kushal Pal Singh

  • Kushal Pal Singh: Rs 23,460 crore
  • Kushal Pal Singh, 87, the wealthiest real estate baron in India, tops the list with a fortune of Rs 23,460 crores.

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