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Who is considered a major leader of the Bastar rebellion?

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Correct answer: Gunda Dhur

Gunda Dhur is remembered as a major leader associated with the Bastar rebellion of 1910. He represented the resistance of local forest communities against colonial forest policies and the interference of outside authorities. His name is important because the rebellion was not simply a series of individual complaints; it involved organised opposition and a remembered leadership figure. The movement expressed the anger of communities whose customary rights and way of life were being threatened.

Option C is correct because Gunda Dhur is the leader linked with the Bastar rebellion in school history accounts. Lord Curzon was a British viceroy, Dietrich Brandis was an important forest administrator, and James Mill was a historian and colonial thinker. None of these three is identified as the principal local leader of this rebellion. Remembering Gunda Dhur helps connect the event with indigenous resistance.

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Gunda Dhur

Why is this the correct answer?

Gunda Dhur is remembered as a major leader associated with the Bastar rebellion of 1910. He represented the resistance of local forest communities against colonial forest policies and the interference of outside authorities. His name is important because the rebellion was not simply a series of individual complaints; it involved organised opposition and a remembered leadership figure. The movement expressed the anger of communities whose customary rights and way of life were being threatened.

Option C is correct because Gunda Dhur is the leader linked with the Bastar rebellion in school history accounts. Lord Curzon was a British viceroy, Dietrich Brandis was an important forest administrator, and James Mill was a historian and colonial thinker. None of these three is identified as the principal local leader of this rebellion. Remembering Gunda Dhur helps connect the event with indigenous resistance.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism. Topic: Rebellion in the Forest.

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