Consider the following statements regarding the provincial administration in the Mughal period and select the correct option. Statement I: Each Suba was placed under a Subedar or provincial governor who was directly appointed by the Emperor. Statement II: Daroga-i-Dak was responsible for maintaining the communication channel.
Both statements I and II are correct.
The Mughal Empire was divided for administration into provinces called Subas, introduced systematically under Akbar.
Statement I: Each Suba was headed by a Subedar (also called Sipah Salar or Nazim), the provincial governor, who was appointed directly by the Emperor and was responsible for the general administration and law and order of the province. This statement is correct.
Statement II: The Daroga-i-Dak (also linked with the news and postal system) was the officer in charge of the postal/communication arrangements, supervising the dak-chowkis (postal stages) that carried news and letters across the empire. Thus he was responsible for maintaining the communication channel. This statement is also correct.
Since both Statement I and Statement II are correct, the right choice is that both statements are correct.
Akbar's revenue minister Todar Mal introduced an efficient revenue system based on crop yields, land surveys, and prices called:
Consider the following statements regarding the provincial administration in the Mughal period and select the correct option. Statement I: The subedar was head of the province and responsible for the maintenance of general law and order. Statement II: The head of the revenue department in the suba was Diwan.
The Battle of Khanwa (1527) was fought between Babur and which of the following rulers?
Where did the last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar, die?
Which was an administrative subdivision of a Mughal province?
Which of the following statement is untrue about Akbar's Rajput policy ?
Which position was more important in the central administration of the Mughals?
Which of the following was the most important method of assessment of land revenue during the Mughal times ?