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How did the colonial state view uncultivated land?

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CBSE
Class 9
Social Science
India and the Contemporary World - I
Pastoralists in the Modern World
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How did the colonial state vie...

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How did the colonial state view uncultivated land?

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As vital for biodiversity

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As unproductive and 'waste land'

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As essential for livestock grazing

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As a protected natural resource

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