The Dehli Urdu Akhbar, a popular vernacular newspaper talked about the dire need

Q. The Dehli Urdu Akhbar, a popular vernacular newspaper talked about the dire need to keep the Tilangas under control. Who were they?

(a) Peasants

(b) Taluqdars

(c) Rajas

(d) Sepoys

Ans: (d) Sepoys

Explanation: The Dehli Urdu Akhbar, a popular vernacular newspaper during the period of the Revolt of 1857, talked about the dire need to keep the Tilangas under control. The Tilangas referred to in the newspaper were (d) Sepoys. The term “Tilangas” was used to describe the Indian soldiers or sepoys who were part of the Bengal Army. The newspaper expressed concerns about the rising unrest among the sepoys and the need to ensure their loyalty and discipline to prevent further turmoil. The mention of Tilangas in the Dehli Urdu Akhbar reflects the awareness and discussion surrounding the sepoys’ role and sentiments during the rebellion.