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प्रश्न
What was the role of Zamindars during the British rule?
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उत्तर
The Zamindars collected rents and paid it to the government, after keeping their own share.
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The establishment of the Indian National Congress led to the development of the National Movement in India. In this context answer the following:
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“… the Indians who actively worked for the creation of an all-India political organization represented new social forces that were increasingly opposed to the exploitation of India for British interests. They needed an organization that would fight for India’s political and economic advancement.”
From Freedom Struggle
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