Zamindari

Ryotwari

Mahalwari

Bhoodan

In the Zamindari system, peasants pay rent to zamindars, while in the Ryotwari system, peasants pay rent directly to the government.

In the Zamindari system, peasants own their land, while in the Ryotwari system, peasants rent their land from the government.

In the Zamindari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Ryotwari system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Zamindari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Ryotwari system.

A system where land is held collectively by a village community.

A system where land is owned by the government and leased to peasants.

A system where land is owned by zamindars and leased to peasants.

A system where land is redistributed periodically among peasants.

A movement to redistribute land to landless peasants.

A movement to promote cooperative farming.

A movement to provide housing for the poor.

A movement to promote education for rural children.

Unequal distribution of land.

High levels of rural poverty.

Exploitation of peasants by landlords.

Lack of access to credit and inputs.

Migration from rural to urban areas.

Increased poverty and inequality.

Social unrest and violence.

Political instability.

Land reforms.

Cooperative farming.

Provision of credit and inputs to peasants.

Minimum support prices for agricultural products.

Resistance from landlords.

Lack of political will.

Corruption.

Lack of resources.

Land reforms will continue to be implemented.

Cooperative farming will become more widespread.

The government will provide more support to peasants.

Agrarian unrest will continue to be a problem.

In the Zamindari system, peasants pay rent to zamindars, while in the Mahalwari system, peasants pay rent directly to the government.

In the Zamindari system, peasants own their land, while in the Mahalwari system, peasants rent their land from the government.

In the Zamindari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Mahalwari system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Zamindari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Mahalwari system.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants pay rent directly to the government, while in the Mahalwari system, peasants pay rent to zamindars.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants own their land, while in the Mahalwari system, peasants rent their land from the government.

In the Ryotwari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Mahalwari system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Mahalwari system.

In the Zamindari system, peasants pay rent to zamindars, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants own their land.

In the Zamindari system, peasants rent their land from the government, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants own their land.

In the Zamindari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Bhoodan system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Zamindari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Bhoodan system.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants pay rent directly to the government, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants own their land.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants own their land, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants rent their land from the government.

In the Ryotwari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Bhoodan system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Ryotwari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Bhoodan system.

In the Mahalwari system, peasants pay rent to zamindars, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants own their land.

In the Mahalwari system, peasants rent their land from the government, while in the Bhoodan system, peasants own their land.

In the Mahalwari system, land is passed down from generation to generation, while in the Bhoodan system, land is redistributed periodically.

In the Mahalwari system, peasants have more rights over their land than in the Bhoodan system.