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Kerala Land Reform Act passed by Kerala Legislative Assembly on:

A1970

B1971

C1969

D1957

Answer:

C. 1969

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Kerala Land Reforms Act, 1969

  • Historical Context: The Kerala Land Reforms Act was a landmark piece of legislation aimed at redistributing land and empowering tenants in Kerala, a state with a historically unequal land distribution.

  • Key Objectives: The primary goals of the Act were to:

    • Abolish intermediaries like landlords and intermediaries.

    • Grant ownership rights to cultivating tenants.

    • Impose ceilings on land holdings to prevent concentration of land.

    • Distribute surplus land to landless agricultural laborers.

  • Enactment Year: The Act was passed by the Kerala Legislative Assembly in 1969. However, it came into force later.


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