HARYANA UNDER BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY IT'S IMPACT ON SOCIETY AND ECONOMY

Abstract

“This article HARYANA UNDER BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY IT'S IMPACT ON SOCIETY AND ECONOMY follows the wide patterns in the economy of pilgrim Haryana from 1857 to 1947. It examines the post-Mutiny provincial strategies that prompted commodification of land, commercialization of horticulture, new land income repayments, ascent of another class of faithful property managers, and dispossession, obligation and impoverishment of proletariat. It likewise depicts the effect of these cycles on friendly delineation and examples of land-proprietorship; the ascent of follower legislative issues of the property manager class; the job of reformist Arya Samaj development; and the contestations and moving coalitions among key political players of the area, for example, the Congress and the Unionist Party. The article shows how financial rebuilding of the locale by provincial strategies in the nineteenth century reconfigured the class conditions of the area's rustic culture which, thusly, impacted and were followed up on by the territorial governmental issues of the twentieth century.”