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Q: Who among the following was the head of the Diwan-i-Insha department under the Delhi Sultanate?
  • A. Vakil-e-Dar
  • B. Barid-e-Mumalik
  • C. Dabir-e-Khas
  • D. Ameer-e-Dad
Correct Answer: Option C - The Diwan-i-Insha department was responsible for the correspondence and communication of the Sultanate. It was headed by the Dabir-i-Khas who was the chief secretary and the personal assistant to the Sultan. Barid-i-Mumalik was the department responsible for the postal system of the Sultanate. Amir-i-Dad was the department responsible for the administration of justice in the Sultanate. Wakil-i-Dar was the department responsible for the management of the royal household.
C. The Diwan-i-Insha department was responsible for the correspondence and communication of the Sultanate. It was headed by the Dabir-i-Khas who was the chief secretary and the personal assistant to the Sultan. Barid-i-Mumalik was the department responsible for the postal system of the Sultanate. Amir-i-Dad was the department responsible for the administration of justice in the Sultanate. Wakil-i-Dar was the department responsible for the management of the royal household.

Explanations:

The Diwan-i-Insha department was responsible for the correspondence and communication of the Sultanate. It was headed by the Dabir-i-Khas who was the chief secretary and the personal assistant to the Sultan. Barid-i-Mumalik was the department responsible for the postal system of the Sultanate. Amir-i-Dad was the department responsible for the administration of justice in the Sultanate. Wakil-i-Dar was the department responsible for the management of the royal household.