The Many Benefits of Being Nomadic

Answer Expert Verified One of the most obvious advantages is being able to grow and harvest crops on land as a result of agriculture, rather than relying on natural landscapes to provide. Another is safety and security — you do not have to traverse potentially dangerous routes and can defend your land from your home.

With this purpose in 1793, they introduced Permanent settlement. Following were the advantages of the Permanent settlement: The amount that had to be paid as revenue was fixed and permanent. Even though the amount of revenue was fixed, the Zamindars were benefitted from the increase in the production.

• Clutter-free Life. Owning a home naturally lends itself to clutter.
• Cheaper Living. Removing a rent or mortgage payment frees up a large amount of cash.
• The Ability to Live and Visit Anywhere.
• It’s Easy to Stay in Touch.
• Discover New Cultures.
• A Cohesive Family Unit.
• Minimal Needs.

Key Features of Permanent Settlement:

• Landlords or Zamindars were recognised as the owners of the land.
• They were given hereditary rights of succession of the lands under them.
• The amount to be paid by the landlords was fixed.
• It was agreed that this would not increase in future (permanent in nature).

The Problem of Permanent Settlement The revenue that had been fixed was so high that the zamindars found it difficult to pay. Anyone who failed to pay the revenue lost his zamindari. Numerous zamindaris were sold off at auctions organised by the Company.

The two reasons for the failure of the Permanent Settlement of the land revenue introduced by the British in Bengal were: Since the revenue demand was fixed under the Permanent Settlement, the colonial state could not claim any share of this extra income.

ADVERTISEMENTS: Lord Cornwallis was the first Governor-General who paid his attention to the revenue reforms and achieved marvelous success. It was the permanent land settlement of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa. The Zamindar collected the revenue and paid 9/10th to the state keeping l/10th for himself.

Lord Cornwallis

Answer: Temporary Settlement: Settlements that are occupied for a short time are temporary settlements. Examples of temporary settlements are; deep forests, hot and cold deserts, mountains. People living in such temporary settlements practice hunting, gathering, shifting cultivation and transhumance.

Settlements which are occupied for a short time are called temporary settlements.

temporary houce is the house where we can live for few days and can be taken out after its use like tents whereas, permanent house is the house where one can live his/her life like that of concrete house.

Caravan, tent and houseboats are examples of temporary houses. Gypsies live in houses on wheels called caravans. A house made of cloth is a tent. A houseboat is a floating house.

We need a house to live in and protect ourselves from heat, cold, rain, animals, etc.

A hut is a building of a lower quality than a house (durable, well-built dwelling) but higher quality than a shelter (place of refuge or safety) such as a tent and is used as temporary or seasonal shelter or in primitive societies as a permanent dwelling.

Caravan, tent and houseboats are examples of temporary houses.

Kutcha houses are made using wood, mud, straw, and dry leaves. As a result kutcha houses are not very strong and are called as temporary houses.

Advantages of Mud Huts

• Mud huts are made from all natural material and have zero carbon footprint.
• These homes are way stronger than modern homes made from cement and bricks.
• Mud huts possess a thermo insulation property which allows it to stay warm during winters and cool during summers.

Kutcha houses in India as per Census 2011 Census 2011 also featured permanent, semi-permanent and temporary houses. Of these, the last two categories together made up for 48% of the houses.

what are advantages and disadvantages of pucca house.

• Advantages.
• 1.It is permanent.
• 2.It will last for many years.
• 3.It will be not destroyed by huge winds.
• Disadvantages.
• 1.It will be very hot.
• 2.Sometimes the conccrete will be broken.
• 3.Sometimes water will leak.

Answer. because in cities we have all facilities ,resources and cities are developed and the one who lives in cities have a good income or earning. whereas in villages we have no resources, facilities and the one who lives there have no money to build pucca house.

Despite the big cities in India, the majority of the population still lives in villages. These houses of the villagers, or huts, are usually simple structures made out of bamboo, clay and mud with thatched roofs. Usually each hut has two rooms and a courtyard for animals.

Of all the villages, Ramnagar has 100% pucca houses while Chak ji Barpura has 100% semi-pucca houses. Almost all the pucca houses in the villages were built during the past two de- cades.

Answer. Kutcha houses are made up of mud, straw, wood and dry leaves. A hut is a kutcha house. Some people live at a place for a short time so they make houses with wood, mud , etc.