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In the Rajmahal story, what symbolised the settlers' power against Paharia life?
AThe sickle
BThe axe
CThe plough
DThe spade
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The plough
Paharia life was symbolised by the hoe, while Santhal settlers came to represent the power of the plough.
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