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Who was the Governor-General when the Mahalwari regulation of 1833 was passed?

AWilliam Bentinck
BLord Dalhousie
CLord Curzon
DLord Canning
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Correct answer: A. William Bentinck
1. William Bentinck was Governor-General from 1828 to 1835. 2. His government passed the new regulation in 1833. 3. Dalhousie revised the rates in 1855, and Curzon and Canning came later or elsewhere. _Source: Wikipedia, Mahalwari system, Bentinck section_
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