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Ratnappa Kumbhar, who died in December ?98, was known for
which of the following contributions?
1 He started the trade union movement in Maharastra
2 He worked for the education of the weaker sections of society
3 He started the cooperative movement in Maharashtra by
uniting farmers
4 None of these
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( 3) He started the cooperative movement in Maharashtra by
uniting farmers
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