The main and final aim of Land Reform is – McqOptions

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1.	The main and final aim of Land Reform is
A.	abolition of intermediaries
B.	fixing ceiling on land holding
C.	fixation of fair rent
D.	making tillers as the owners of the soil
Answer» E.

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