Definition of 'Gunth land' in historical land revenue systems.
'Gunth land' means (b) Land granted for defence service (d) Land granted for grazing/ pasture land
Asked in Lower Subordinate Service Examination 2021 · Topic: Delhi Sultanate: Administration (Land Grant Systems (Iqta, Inam, Waqf))
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Answer: D. Land granted for grazing/pasture land
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