During British rule in India, ‘gomastha’ was: – McqOptions

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1.	During British rule in India, ‘gomastha’ was:
A.	a paid servant to supervise weavers, collect supplies, and examinethe quality of cloth
B.	an Indian soldier appointed as the in-charge of a cavalry
C.	a village-level official in the revenue-department
D.	an Indian officialin the intelligence department
Answer» B. an Indian soldier appointed as the in-charge of a cavalry

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