<h2><strong>Systematic Care, Transparency and Accountability of Peasants</strong></h2>
Maharaja was deeply connected to Soil and its heritage.

The roots of Maharaja’s transparent and accountable governance were seen in the resumption of wastelands.

The farmers formed about 66 per cent of his population and did not own their lands.

Hence, the Maharaja gave back the land to people who actually cultivated it and removed the Zamindars that the former Mughals’ appointed.

This transparent approach gave back farmers their rights and citizens a rehabilitation of devastated lands.

In this way, Maharaja was the epitome of transparency and accountability in his reign.