The Kol uprising was a significant tribal revolt in British India, primarily centered in the Chhota Nagpur region. It highlighted the grievances of indigenous communities against land encroachment and exploitation.
Kol uprising, also known as the Kol mutiny in British-Indian records, was a revolt of the indigenous Kol people of which region?
Asked in Assistant Auditor (Direct) 2021 · Topic: Other Civil Uprisings (Kolhapur and Savantvadi Revolts)
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