The Ramoshi Uprising of 1824 took place in which of the following present states of India?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. Maharashtra.
The Ramoshi Uprising of 1824 took place in the present-day state of Maharashtra.
The Ramoshi Uprising of 1824 occurred in present-day Maharashtra and was led by Chittur Singh, a prominent leader of the Ramoshi tribe. The Ramoshis were traditionally watchmen and warriors who became discontent under British rule due to loss of employment and harsh revenue policies. The uprising was a response to British economic oppression and loss of traditional privileges. Though it was eventually suppressed, it reflected the growing resentment among tribal and lower-caste groups during early colonial rule. The Ramoshi rebellion is considered one of the early resistances against British authority in western India.