Who is Chhotu Ram?
Q: Who is Chhotu Ram?
A: Chhotu Ram, also known as Sir Chotu Ram, was a politician in British India's Punjab Province.
Q: What was Chhotu Ram's role in politics?
A: Chhotu Ram was a co-founder of the National Unionist party that represented the Punjab zamindars and farmers.
Q: When and where was Chhotu Ram born?
A: Chhotu Ram was born on November 24, 1881, in Sampla village in Rohtak.
Q: What title was Chhotu Ram awarded during British rule in India?
A: Chhotu Ram was awarded the title of Rao Bahadur, which was a title of honor bestowed upon individuals for their service to the Empire.
Q: What was the National Unionist party?
A: The National Unionist party was a political party founded by Chhotu Ram that represented the Punjab zamindars and farmers.
Q: What is a zamindar?
A: A zamindar is a landowner in India, particularly in the rural areas.
Q: What was the significance of the National Unionist party?
A: The National Unionist party was significant as it represented the interests of the Punjab zamindars and farmers and worked towards their welfare in British India's Punjab Province.
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