Explanation:
The Sanyasi-Fakir Rebellion was a series of uprisings by Hindu ascetics and Muslim fakirs in Bengal against the British East India Company's revenue policies.
The first factory act to regulate the working hours of children and improve factory labor conditions in British India was passed in 1881 during the tenure of:
Explanation:
The Indian Factories Act 1881 was enacted during Lord Ripon's tenure, limiting the employment hours of children under twelve years of age.
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