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The irrigation device called “Araghatta” was:

UPSC · 2025 · Medieval Indian History
Question:
The irrigation device called “Araghatta” was:

Options

A water bag made of leather pulled over a pulley
A large wheel with earthen pots tied to the outer ends of its spokes
A larger earthen pot driven by bullocks
A large water bucket pulled up by rope directly by hand
Answer: A large wheel with earthen pots tied to the outer ends of its spokes

Explanation:
The “Araghatta” was a traditional irrigation device where a large wheel with attached earthen pots lifted water from wells or tanks, usually operated by bullocks.

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