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Agrarian class structure
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The agrarian class structure in India has historically been shaped by land ownership, caste, and agrarian relations. In rural India, the distribution of land has been highly unequal, with a small section of landlords or zamindars controlling large tracts of land, while the majority of peasants and tenants worked under them. The landlord or elite peasant class usually had economic, social, and political power, often dominating village councils and local decision-making processes. The middle peasantry, often owning moderate amounts of land, occupied a relatively stable position, producing mainly for subsistence and local markets. They could employ laborers from lower classes, giving them some social status, though their
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