The Eleventh Amendment to the Constitution of India was enacted in 1961 to abolish the Zamindari system, which was a system of land tenure in which the Zamindars were the landlords and the peasants were their tenants.

The Eleventh Amendment to the Constitution of India was enacted on April 14, 1961.

The Eleventh Amendment to the Constitution of India amended Article 31, which dealt with the right to property.

The main provision of the Eleventh Amendment was to abolish the Zamindari system, which was a system of land tenure in which the Zamindars were the landlords and the peasants were their tenants.

The Eleventh Amendment abolished the Zamindari system, which meant that the Zamindars were no longer the landlords and the peasants were no longer their tenants.

The Eleventh Amendment gave the peasants ownership of the land they were cultivating, which meant that they were no longer tenants and they could now own their own land.

The Eleventh Amendment increased agricultural productivity because it gave the peasants ownership of the land they were cultivating, which motivated them to work harder and produce more crops.

The Eleventh Amendment improved the rural economy because it gave the peasants ownership of the land they were cultivating, which led to an increase in agricultural productivity and a rise in the incomes of the peasants.

The Eleventh Amendment improved the social status of the peasants because it gave them ownership of the land they were cultivating, which made them more independent and gave them a sense of dignity.

The Eleventh Amendment increased the political power of the peasants because it gave them ownership of the land they were cultivating, which made them more independent and gave them a voice in the political process.

The Eleventh Amendment contributed to the overall development of India because it abolished the Zamindari system, which was a feudal system that hindered the growth of agriculture and the rural economy. The amendment also gave the peasants ownership of the land they were cultivating, which motivated them to work harder and produce more crops, leading to an increase in agricultural productivity and a rise in the incomes of the peasants.

The Eleventh Amendment did not provide for the formation of linguistic states. This was done by the States Reorganisation Act of 1956.

The Eleventh Amendment did not worsen the social status of the peasants. In fact, it improved their social status by giving them ownership of the land they were cultivating.

The Eleventh Amendment did not improve the social status of the peasants. In fact, it worsened their social status by creating a class of landless laborers.