zamindari

After the establishment of Zamindari system, many people became big landlords.

He also draw the Zamindari pension from the government.

He helps for the treatment of her physical disability, money steeled from the Zamindari.

Before its independence Zamindari estate was under Muslim family rule from 1851 to 1947.

Bihar was the first to introduce legislation to abolish zamindari.

It was entirely Zamindari land belonging to the Vizianagram estate.

The land was reorganised under the comparatively harsh Zamindari system to facilitate the collection of taxes.

The Zamindari System is often referred to as a feudal-like system.

In the 60's, "Plaban" was made to focus on the different facets of Zamindari system.

The Zamindari system was abolished in India after independence in 1947.

He is credited with having authored and passed the first pioneering legislation in the country to abolish the Zamindari system.

The party was split between the Zamindari and the non-Zamindari factions which struggled for power.

They are essentially a community are large landowners, prior to the abolition of the Zamindari system.

The age-old Zamindari system was finally abolished.

He belonged to an Aristocratic and Zamindari family of Bihar.

Ramu is son of Gumasta, working in the Zamindari.

During British period, their Zamindari was known as Hazari Estate.

Surendranath goes back to his Zamindari.

The government has passed laws for the abolition of untouchability, Begar and Zamindari.

Neelamegham Pillai, the former accountant of the Zamindari, now lives in utter poverty.

After the independence of India, Zamindari was abolished.

In 1892 the Zamindari system was abolished and a British collector was appointed for administration.

The Zamindari settlement of Madras was largely unsuccessful and was wrapped up in 1852.

It was the seat of Zamindari, or small princely estate, during British Raj.

Bijepur was the erstwhile headquarters of a Zamindari known as Uttal-Baisi.