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If Konkan peasants did not allow Dhangar animals into fields, what loss could both sides face?

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Correct answer: Dhangars would get less access to stubble and grazing, while peasants would not receive animal dung as manure

After harvest, Dhangars grazed their animals on Konkan fields. The animals obtained leftover stubble and fodder, while their dung improved soil fertility as manure. Therefore, stopping their entry would reduce fodder for Dhangars and natural manure for peasants. Option C is incorrect because the arrangement concerned seasonal grazing, not a right to cultivate the fields. Exam tip: remember this as mutual dependence—fodder for the herders’ animals and manure for the farmers’ fields.

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DhangarsKonkanPastoralistsPeasant Pastoralist RelationsMutual DependenceManureSeasonal MigrationPastoral Nomads And Their Movements

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