The 'Maratha' empire used a system of 'Deshmukh' and 'Patil' for local administration. What was a 'Patil'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The 'Maratha' empire used a system of 'Deshmukh' and 'Patil' for local administration. What was a 'Patil'?
A. Provincial governor
B. Revenue collector
C. Village headman
D. Military commander
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Patil was the village headman in the Maratha administrative system, responsible for local governance and revenue collection.

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Question #1
The famous city of Tughlaqabad near Delhi features a unique monumental tomb built for Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq that stands out for using which structural feature?
A. Thick sloping sandstone walls topped with a solid white marble dome
B. A high dome built entirely of bright blue glazed Persian tiles
C. Four tall decorative minarets at the outer corners
D. An open lattice screen walls with no solid exterior roof

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
The Tomb of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq showcases early Tughlaq architecture, blending rugged red sandstone walls with a smooth, scientific white marble dome.

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The system of 'Dual Government' in Bengal was introduced after:
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B. Battle of Buxar
C. Carnatic Wars
D. Treaty of Allahabad

Correct Answer: Option D


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The 'Nayak' rulers of Madurai were contemporaries of which European power?
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B. French
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Correct Answer: Option D


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