Zamindary


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Zam´in`da`ry


n.1.The jurisdiction of a zamindar; the land possessed by a zamindar.
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Tenders are invited for Strengthening of ex zamindary embankment from chandpur pakurtala to chandpur bagan on left bank of river mayurakshi for a length of 920 mtr in ps and block bharatpur i dist murshidabad
Strengthening Of Ex Zamindary Embankment From Chandpur Pakurtala To Chandpur Bagan On Left Bank Of River Mayurakshi For A Length Of 920 Mtr In Ps And Block Bharatpur I Dist Murshidabad
So by 1790 all on a sudden most of the zamindars or revenue collectors happen to come from the Hindu community who were mostly absentee landlords that managed their newly acquired zamindary through local managers.
Letter from America: Bengal under the English Rule (1757-1905) - Part 1
To be sure, Long was "fiercely critical of the effects of the Government's landlord and zamindary system" (p.
Missionaries, Rebellion and Proto-Nationalism: James Long of Bengal 1814-87
Tenders are invited for Strengthening of ibrahimpur jakni ex zamindary embankment on left bank of river kuya from ch 1300m to 3000m at ibrahimpur village in ps and block bharatpur i dist murshidabad length of work 1700 mtr
Strengthening Of Ibrahimpur Jakni Ex Zamindary Embankment On Left Bank Of River Kuya From Ch 1300m To 3000m At Ibrahimpur Village In Ps And Block Bharatpur I Dist Murshidabad Length Of Work 1700 Mtr
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