This document contains notes on the formation of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state and the Dogra rule. It includes questions and answers on topics like the roles of various Maharajas, cultural development, and public welfare works during the Dogra period. Key points covered are Maharaja Gulab Singh regularizing the Shali system, Ranbir Singh establishing laws and education institutions, and Hari Singh passing regulations on land alienation and preventing child marriage. Cultural activities like Ramleela performances are mentioned. Major public works highlighted are establishing local governments, constructing roads/railways, starting irrigation projects, and opening modern medical facilities.
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formation of erstwhile jammu and kashmir state and the dugra rule
This document contains notes on the formation of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state and the Dogra rule. It includes questions and answers on topics like the roles of various Maharajas, cultural development, and public welfare works during the Dogra period. Key points covered are Maharaja Gulab Singh regularizing the Shali system, Ranbir Singh establishing laws and education institutions, and Hari Singh passing regulations on land alienation and preventing child marriage. Cultural activities like Ramleela performances are mentioned. Major public works highlighted are establishing local governments, constructing roads/railways, starting irrigation projects, and opening modern medical facilities.
This document contains notes on the formation of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state and the Dogra rule. It includes questions and answers on topics like the roles of various Maharajas, cultural development, and public welfare works during the Dogra period. Key points covered are Maharaja Gulab Singh regularizing the Shali system, Ranbir Singh establishing laws and education institutions, and Hari Singh passing regulations on land alienation and preventing child marriage. Cultural activities like Ramleela performances are mentioned. Major public works highlighted are establishing local governments, constructing roads/railways, starting irrigation projects, and opening modern medical facilities.
And Kashmir State And The Dogre Rule. Chapter no. 11 ( History) Class : 8th Qno1. Match the following. a, Ans: Gulab Singh: Regularised the Shali System b, Ans: Ranbir Singh: Civil and Criminal code of law c, Ans: Pratap Singh: State Council d, Ans: Hari singh: Land Alienation Regulation of 1933 AD. Qno2. Fill in the blanks: a, Maharaja Gulab Singh. b, Maharaja Ranbir singh c, Begar d,Walter Lawrence e, Maharaja Hari singh Qno3. State whether true or false a, False b, False c, True d, True Qno4. Discuss the role of Maharaja Ranbir singh in the field of Education.? Ans: a, Eradication of illiteracy from the state and promotion of education received due attention during Maharaja Ranbir singh's reign. b, Institutions such as the Raghunath Temple Pathsala, a library and a Mahavidyalya were established. c, Maharaja's unprecedented zeal for dissemination of knowledge resulted in the establishment of Ranbir Press in 1882 CE. d, Maharaja Ranbir Singh believed in providing education for all classes of its subjects and founded a few state sponsored institutions. Qno5. Briefly describe the steps taken by Maharaja Hari Singh to ameliorate the position of women in the state. Ans: Maharaja Hari Singh on his accession to the throne took stringent measures to ameliorate the position of women. Some of them are as under; a, A special trust called Dhandevi Memorial Trust was created. This trust extended financial help to the girls at the time of their marriage out of Dhandevi Kanya Fund. b, To prevent child marriage, Maharaja passed Infant Marriage Prevention Regulation in 1928 AD. c, Widow Remarriage Act and Property Regulation of 1931 AD gave liberty to the widows to remarry and live their lives according to their own will. Qno6. Write a short note on the cultural development in jammu during the Dogra period with special reference to theatre and drama. Ans: Dogra were great lovers of culture. Being Hindus they took great interest in promoting and patronising Hindu mythological culture. Annual Ramleelas and Raasleelas were organised by them for which theatre companies were brought from Mathura and Vrindravan. During the 19th and 20th century, Jammu region had active regional folk theatres like Tamachra, Bhagtain and Haran. Qno7. Highlight the major public welfare works under taken during the Dogra period in jammu and kashmir. Ans: some of the major public welfare works undertaken during dogra period in jammu and kashmir are: 1.Establishment of local self govt : In this context, Muncipal Act of 1886 was passed to give to give representation to the common people in the local bodies by establishing municipalities in capital towns of jammu and Kashmir.
2.Roads and Railways: The construction of roads
and railways network was also taken up which connected the state to the outer world and led to the flourishing trade and commerce in the state, such as Jhelum valley cart Road, Banihal cart road and ladakh road and Establishment of railway between jammu and sialkot in 1905.
3.Irrigation:In order to save the state from frequent
famines ,several irrigation projects such as Martand canal, partial canal,Basantarpur canal,Ranbir canal and upper jhelum canal were opened up. 4.public Health care: Establishment of modern medical facilities came into existence during the later period of dogra rule such as Dispensary in srinagar, Drugjan hospital and SMHS etc. were opened.
5.In order to Boost the economy of the region
strenuous efforts were taken to revive sericulture and horticulture department.