Publisher's Synopsis
This is the "Final Report On the Survey and Settlement Operations in the Koderma Government Estate in the District of Hazaribagh, 1902-1904," offering a detailed account of land administration during the British colonial period in India. Compiled by the Bengal Department of Land Records, this report provides valuable insights into the processes of surveying and settling land ownership in the Koderma region. It serves as a primary source for understanding the complexities of colonial governance, land rights, and the socio-economic impact of British policies on local populations.
Researchers and historians interested in South Asian history, colonial studies, and land management will find this report an invaluable resource. It sheds light on the practical aspects of implementing British rule and the challenges encountered in managing vast estates. The document's detailed records offer a unique glimpse into the daily workings of colonial administration and its lasting effects on the Indian landscape.
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