Three Farmers' Revolt

The Three Farmers' Revolt occurred in India in 1914, when three farmers from the Punjab region protested unfair land taxation and exploitation by moneylenders. Facing heavy taxes and debt, they organized a rebellion to demand fair treatment and relief. This movement highlighted farmers' struggles against economic hardships and colonial policies. Although ultimately suppressed, it inspired future agricultural and independence movements by emphasizing the importance of farmer rights and social justice in India.