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When was the ceiling law brought in Uttar Pradesh?
1950
1960
1970
1980
1960
The ceiling law in Uttar Pradesh was enacted in 1960 to regulate land holdings and prevent excessive concentration of land ownership. It aimed to promote social equity by ensuring that agricultural land is not monopolized by a few individuals.
The ceiling law in Uttar Pradesh was enacted in 1960 to regulate land holdings and prevent excessive concentration of land ownership. It aimed to promote social equity by ensuring that agricultural land is not monopolized by a few individuals.
The Uttar Pradesh Ceiling on Land Holdings Act was introduced to limit the amount of land an individual could own.
The act was part of a broader movement across India during the 1960s to reform agrarian structures.
It contributed to land redistribution and improved access for landless farmers.
The law was significant in the context of the Green Revolution, which sought to increase agricultural productivity in India.
Option A (1950) is incorrect as land reforms were not formally initiated until the 1960s.
Option C (1970) and Option D (1980) are incorrect as they refer to later developments in land reforms, not the ceiling law itself.
B is correct тАФ the ceiling law was enacted in Uttar Pradesh in 1960.
Understanding the ceiling law connects to broader agrarian reforms and economic policies significant in the 1960s in India, often tested in relation to socio-economic history.