Which of the following statements is/are correct with respect to the L

1.	Which of the following statements is/are correct with respect to the Land Revenue System in Rajasthan during the British Period?1. The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Jagir.2. The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as Khalsa.3. Land under Jagir was more than the land under Khalsa System.1. 1 and 2 only2. 2 and 3 only3. 3 only4. 1, 2 and 3
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 3 only The correct answer is 3 only. The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa. The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non-Khalsa or Jagir. Hence statement 1 and 2 are not correct. Land under Jagir was more than the land under Khalsa System. Hence only statement 3 is correct. The land was divided into two main groups, viz. Khalsa and Jagir. Khalsa Land: The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa. Jagir Land: The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non- Khalsa or Jagir. While in total, about 60% of the land was under Jagir and 40% was under Khalsa. The proportion of territory under both groups varied widely in different states. According to the Imperial Gazetteer, the proportion of the Khalsa and Jagir land was: J odhpur: 1/7 (Khalsa) & 6/7 (Jagir). Udaipur: 1/4 (Khalsa) & 3/4 (Jagir). Jaipur: 2/5 (Khalsa) & 3/5 (Jagir).

Which of the following statements is/are correct with respect to the Land Revenue System in Rajasthan during the British Period?1. The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Jagir.2. The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as Khalsa.3. Land under Jagir was more than the land under Khalsa System.1. 1 and 2 only2. 2 and 3 only3. 3 only4. 1, 2 and 3

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : 3 only

The correct answer is 3 only.

The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa.
The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non-Khalsa or Jagir.
Hence statement 1 and 2 are not correct.
Land under Jagir was more than the land under Khalsa System.
Hence only statement 3 is correct.

The land was divided into two main groups, viz. Khalsa and Jagir.
- Khalsa Land: The land under the direct management of the State (Darbar) was known as Khalsa.
- Jagir Land: The land held by grantees, whether individuals or religious, institutions, was known as non- Khalsa or Jagir.
- While in total, about 60% of the land was under Jagir and 40% was under Khalsa.
- The proportion of territory under both groups varied widely in different states.
- According to the Imperial Gazetteer, the proportion of the Khalsa and Jagir land was:
  - J odhpur: 1/7 (Khalsa) & 6/7 (Jagir).
  - Udaipur: 1/4 (Khalsa) & 3/4 (Jagir).
  - Jaipur: 2/5 (Khalsa) & 3/5 (Jagir).