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Question : Land reforms in India were intended to break the concentration of:  
 

Option 1: Industrial wealth  
 

Option 2: Urban landholdings  
 

Option 3: Rural landholdings  

 

Option 4: Foreign investments  


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Correct Answer: Rural landholdings  

 


Solution : Land reforms in India were intended to break the concentration of rural landholdings, redistributing land to the landless and small farmers to promote social equity and agricultural productivity.

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