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NTPC Graduate Tier 1 2025 Shift-1 📅 09 Jun, 2025

The Chuar Rebellion, which emerged as a culmination of the economic grievances of ordinary peasants and hereditary workers, reached its peak during which of the following years?

A
1710-11
B
1798-99
C
1857-58
D
1901-02
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NTPC Graduate Tier 1
2025 • 09 Jun, 2025 • Shift-1
The Chuar Rebellion, which emerged as a culmination of the economic grievances of ordinary peasants and hereditary workers, reached its peak during which of the following years?
Correct Answer
1798-99
Historical Background: The Chuar uprising was a significant peasant and tribal insurgency against the exploitative revenue policies and land encroachment by the......
Ref/Book : NTPC Graduate Tier 1 2025
Ref. Subject History
Chapter -
Ref. Topic Modern History
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💡 Analysis & Explanation
Historical Background ▼
The Chuar uprising was a significant peasant and tribal insurgency against the exploitative revenue policies and land encroachment by the British East India Company in the Jungle Mahals region of Bengal.
Timeline Analysis ▼
While the initial sparks of resistance began much earlier around 1768 under leaders like Jagannath Singh, the rebellion intensified over decades as colonial oppression worsened.
Climax Phase ▼
The movement violently escalated and reached its absolute zenith under the leadership of Durjan Singh when a massive coordinated revolt erupted across the region.
Conclusion ▼
This peak phase of the rebellion occurred precisely during 1798-99.
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