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Which pair relating to the peasant movements of Rajasthan is correctly matched?

  1. A.Kudan firing of 1935 and Sikar
  2. B.Govindpura firing of 1923 and Alwar
  3. C.Neemda firing of 1922 and Bhilwara
  4. D.Neemuchana firing of 1925 and Kota

Correct answer

A. Kudan firing of 1935 and Sikar

Explanation

The correct answer is A, the Kudan firing of 1935 and Sikar. The Jat cultivators of the Shekhawati belt agitated against raised rents from 1922 to 1935, held the Jat Prajapati Mahayagya at Sikar in 1934, and were fired on at Kudan village in Sikar on 25 April 1935.

Option B is wrong because the Govindpura firing of 13 July 1923 belongs to the Begun movement in Mewar, in present Chittorgarh district, and not to Alwar. Option C is wrong because the Neemda firing of 7 March 1922 took place in Sirohi during the Eki movement of the Bhils, while Bhilwara is the district of Bijolia. Option D is wrong because the Neemuchana firing of 14 May 1925 took place in Alwar state, and Kota belongs to the revolt of 1857 instead.

Read the full article: 1857 and the Peasant and Tribal Movements of Rajasthan

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Q3.RajasthanMedium

Who was the Agent to the Governor-General for Rajputana during the revolt of 1857, with his headquarters at Mount Abu?

  1. A.Major Burton
  2. B.Monck Mason
  3. C.George St Patrick Lawrence
  4. D.General Roberts
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Correct answer: C. George St Patrick Lawrence

The whole of Rajputana was supervised by a single Agent to the Governor-General, and in 1857 that post was held by Patrick Lawrence, who worked from Mount Abu and spent the year keeping the princely rulers on the British side.

Q5.RajasthanMedium

The Bijolia peasant movement was fought in a thikana of Mewar that lies in which present-day district of Rajasthan?

  1. A.Chittorgarh
  2. B.Bhilwara
  3. C.Udaipur
  4. D.Ajmer
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Correct answer: B. Bhilwara

Bijolia was a first-class thikana of Mewar and its village lies in Bhilwara district today. The movement of its mostly Dhakar cultivators against some eighty-four kinds of lag-bag ran from 1897 to 1941 and is counted the longest-running peasant movement in India.