What were the main changes made by The Orissa Land Reforms Act, 1960?
The main changes made by The Orissa Land Reforms Act, 1960 include:

1. Fixation of ceiling limit on land holdings for individuals and families (with a view to distributing surplus land among the landless).
2. Provision for acquisition and distribution of such surplus land among the landless or those with small holdings.
3. Establishment of Land Reforms Boards, committees, and other authorities for implementation of land reforms.
4. Measures to prevent concentration of agricultural lands in the hands of a few individuals, such as restrictions on transfer of land through lease, mortgage, or sale.
5. Regulation of tenancy relations, including protection of tenants from eviction and exploitation by landlords.
6. Establishment of rural development agencies for promoting agricultural productivity, irrigation facilities, credit availability, and other means to uplift the socio-economic conditions of rural poor.