What was the immediate effect of Gandhis work in Champaran on the British landlords?

The immediate effect of Gandhi’s work in Champaran on the British landlords was a significant shift in their attitudes and practices, as detailed in the chapter Indigo from Class 12th. Faced with organized resistance from the united farmers and Gandhi’s determined advocacy, the landlords were compelled to reconsider their oppressive policies. They eventually agreed to a compromise that included returning a portion of the money collected from the peasants and promising to ease the oppressive conditions. This response indicated a crack in the landlords’ authority and highlighted the power of collective action and nonviolent resistance in challenging colonial exploitation.