Question

The Ramose tribe are a hilly tribe of the ___________
A. Aravallis
B. Western Ghats
C. Eastern Ghats
D. Himalayas

Answer 1

Hint: Ramosi is an Indian aboriginal community which is found largely in the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh.

Complete answer:
The Ramosi tribe was the hilly tribes in Western Ghats and they were not reconciled to the British Rule and the pattern of British administration. In the year 1822, they rose under the Chittur Singh and plundered the country to Satara. In the year 1825 to 26 there were a lot of eruptions and the disturbances which continued till 1829.
The Ramosi were earlier known as Bedar, Vedan and Boya. They were employed by the Maratha rulers as Pindari freebooters. Under the British Raj, they were classified as a criminal tribe under the Criminal tribe Acts.

Hence the correct answer is option ‘B’.

Additional Information:
During the British rule in India there were a lot Tribal rebellions, Some of the tribal rebellions were:
Peasant Uprising of Rangpur in Bengal
The Rebellion in Mysore
The Santhal Rebellion
The Kol Uprising
The Kol Uprising
Jatra Bhagat and Tana Bhagat Movement

Note: The Ramosi does not consider themselves to be a part of any caste. Thus, the name and identity of their community is Ramosi and they are placed under the Kshatriya varna in Hindu religion and they claim themselves to be kshatriya. They belong to the Lingayat section and some also belong to the Vaishanavas in the society.