In north India the hereditary village headman was called the:
AGramani chief
BKotwal officer
CGrama bhojaka
DGrihapati farmer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Grama bhojaka
1. He was usually the largest landowner.
2. The headman was the grama bhojaka.
3. He collected taxes and acted as judge and policeman.
_Source: syllabus Our Pasts I, Chapter 8, Vital Villages, Thriving Towns._
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