zamindari system brought stability to cultivation during british rule in india
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zamindari system contribute to the better cultivation as britishes levied heavy taxes on farmer ..for the paying of taxes farmers had to cultivate the crops
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Zamindari rights were purchased through auction and given to the highest bidder. The Zamindar was recognized as the proprietor of his Zamindari thus he could sell, mortgage, transfer and inherit the land as long as he paid the revenue before the stipulated cutoff date also known as the sunset clause. If he failed his rights were forfeited and land was auctioned to the highest bidder.
The rate of land revenue was 10/11 in the permanent settlement area.
In short the system was more of a continuation of the past however under the british no investment was made for developing agrarian infrastructure , rural impoverishment and famines were recurrent and a new phenomenon of absentee landlordism was witnessed.
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