Milind:
Correction: i did some more reading, and it seems that Mahalwari was in
UP what Malguzari was in MP.
See below.
Sharad
On 19-Sep-14 10:39 AM, Emkay wrote:
Ryotwari is right, Sharadjee, to my knowledge. In some places Mal
could mean Mahalwari too. Don't know if Malgujari means the
I have not quite figured out what Mahalwari means, but wikipedia says
Mahalwari was in Uttar Pradesh, and it sounds more like zamindari.
I am very sure that the system in Madhya Pradesh was Malguzari, see this
Supreme Court Case:
http://indiankanoon.org/doc/217259/
Sharad
On 19-Sep-14 10:39
Ryotwari is right, Sharadjee, to my knowledge. In some places Mal could
mean Mahalwari too. Don't know if Malgujari means the same as Mahalwari
--Milind Khadilkar
On Friday, September 19, 2014 10:13:51 AM UTC+5:30, Sharad Lele wrote:
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> My understanding is that "Mal" means "Malguzari" and "Ryt"
My understanding is that "Mal" means "Malguzari" and "Ryt" means
"Ryotwari". Different land revenue systems were in vogue during the British
period, and these are two of them.
Sharad
On Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:31:39 PM UTC+5:30, Justin Meyers wrote:
>
> In the census data for Madhya Pr
In the census data for Madhya Pradesh, there are numerous locations with
Mal. or Ryt. in their name. Does anyone know what this means?
Rail Yard Town maybe? I have no idea about Mal.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Justin
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