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    The document discusses Emperor Akbar abolishing the Jazia tax and pilgrim tax in 1562 after forming an alliance with Rajput princes. The Jazia tax was charged on non-Muslims by Muslim rulers, while the pilgrim tax charged Hindus for religious pilgrimages. Abolishing these taxes removed obstacles for people of all faiths to practice their religion. However, the taxes were reintroduced during the rule of Aurangzeb. The document also notes Akbar intervened in some Hindu practices like child marriage and animal sacrifice that violated humanity.

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    The document discusses Emperor Akbar abolishing the Jazia tax and pilgrim tax in 1562 after forming an alliance with Rajput princes. The Jazia tax was charged on non-Muslims by Muslim rulers, while the pilgrim tax charged Hindus for religious pilgrimages. Abolishing these taxes removed obstacles for people of all faiths to practice their religion. However, the taxes were reintroduced during the rule of Aurangzeb. The document also notes Akbar intervened in some Hindu practices like child marriage and animal sacrifice that violated humanity.

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    The document discusses Emperor Akbar abolishing the Jazia tax and pilgrim tax in 1562 after forming an alliance with Rajput princes. The Jazia tax was charged on non-Muslims by Muslim rulers, while the pilgrim tax charged Hindus for religious pilgrimages. Abolishing these taxes removed obstacles for people of all faiths to practice their religion. However, the taxes were reintroduced during the rule of Aurangzeb. The document also notes Akbar intervened in some Hindu practices like child marriage and animal sacrifice that violated humanity.

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    Current Affairs - November, 2017 First Published: May 29, 2011 | Last Updated:November 22, 2013
    Current Affairs -Oct. 2017  Abolition of Jazia
    Current Affairs - Sept. 2017  The immediate result with alliance with the Rajput princes Jodha was that in 1562
    Jazia, the tax which the victorious followers of prophet charged upon the in dels
    Current Affairs - August 2017 
    was abolished. Next in line was abolition of the tax on Hindu Pilgrims, on the base
    Current Affairs - July 2017  that there should be no obstacles in the way of Man’s service to the God.
    Current Affairs - June 2017 

    Current Affairs - May 2017 The detested Jazia and the pilgrim tax thus abolished during the time of Akbar
    were reemployed only during the times of Aurangzeb, uprooting the judicious
    Current Affairs - April 2017
    system imposed by his great grandfather.
    Current Affairs - March 2017
    But Akbar did not hesitate in interfering in the Hindu practices that offended the
    Current Affairs - February 2017 sense of humanity – such as Child marriage, animal sacri ce, permission to
    Current Affairs - January 2017  widows to remarry etc. He was against the burning of widows, though, abolishing
    sati wholly was beyond his power.
    Current Affairs - 2016 
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