In which area did the zamindar usually not stand as a middleman between government and farmer?
ABengal Presidency
BBombay Presidency
CAwadh province
DBihar province
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Bombay Presidency
1. Zamindars were common intermediaries in Bengal and the north.
2. In Bombay Presidency, Madras Presidency, Assam and British Burma they usually were not.
3. Awadh and Bihar followed the zamindari or Mahalwari patterns.
_Source: Wikipedia, Ryotwari system, Description_
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