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India's first attempt at land-tenure reform after Independence was the abolition of:
AZamindari system
BInam land grants
CSharecropping
DTenancy at will
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Zamindari system
1. NCERT discusses post-Independence institutional reform.
2. The collective national priority was to abolish the zamindari system.
3. Land ceiling Acts and tenancy reforms followed; Bhoodan was a parallel voluntary movement.
_Source: NCERT Class 10 Geography Contemporary India - II, Ch 4 "Agriculture", §Land Reforms ¶1_
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