• Governor of Bengal rank Promoted to the Governor General of Bengal.
• The Parliament of British Government got right to interfere in the affairs of East India Company.
• The End of Dual administration system.
• A Supreme court set-up at Calcutta headed by Elijah Impey.
● Pitts India Act (1784)
• The Act Established six commissioners for the affairs of India.
• The body known as Board of Control, the job of body were to Do Control over the Board of Directors.(Administrators of Company)
● The Charter Act - 1793
• The Power of Board of Control were given to the President.
● The Charter Act - 1813
• The Act abolished the Monopoly of the company in India except the field of Tea.
• Indian Trade was thrown open to all the British Merchants.
● The Charter Act - 1833
• East India Company became purely Administrative Body.
• The Governor General of Bengal was designated as the Governor General of India.
• William Bentinck thus became the first Governor General of India.
● The Charter Act - 1853
• The no. of Directors were reduced.
• Open Competitive examination for the requirement of Civil Servants started.
• Approval of British Crown was made Necessary for all Appointments of councilors, both central and provisional.
● Government of India Act - 1858
• As a result of Sepoy Mutiny 1857, the power to govern was transformed from the East India Company to the British Crown.
• The Governor General was given title of Viceroy.
• The Parliament of British Government got right to interfere in the affairs of East India Company.
• The End of Dual administration system.
• A Supreme court set-up at Calcutta headed by Elijah Impey.
● Pitts India Act (1784)
• The Act Established six commissioners for the affairs of India.
• The body known as Board of Control, the job of body were to Do Control over the Board of Directors.(Administrators of Company)
● The Charter Act - 1793
• The Power of Board of Control were given to the President.
● The Charter Act - 1813
• The Act abolished the Monopoly of the company in India except the field of Tea.
• Indian Trade was thrown open to all the British Merchants.
● The Charter Act - 1833
• East India Company became purely Administrative Body.
• The Governor General of Bengal was designated as the Governor General of India.
• William Bentinck thus became the first Governor General of India.
● The Charter Act - 1853
• The no. of Directors were reduced.
• Open Competitive examination for the requirement of Civil Servants started.
• Approval of British Crown was made Necessary for all Appointments of councilors, both central and provisional.
● Government of India Act - 1858
• As a result of Sepoy Mutiny 1857, the power to govern was transformed from the East India Company to the British Crown.
• The Governor General was given title of Viceroy.
• Provisional Legislative Council Introduced.
• Known as Imperial Legislative Council.
• Non-officials (Indians) were added and portfolio system was introduced.
• High Court Established - 1865 under High Court Act, 1861.
● The Indian Council Act - 1909
• Also Known as Morley-Minto Reforms - 1909
• Start Separate electorate for Muslims.
• Indians who were elected indirectly can discuss the budget and also cross questioning can be done.
● Government of India Act - 1919
• Also known as Montahue-Chelmsford Reforms-1919.
• Right to vote to Women.
•Seperate electorate for Sikh in punjab and non-Brahmins in Madras.
• Known as Imperial Legislative Council.
• Non-officials (Indians) were added and portfolio system was introduced.
• High Court Established - 1865 under High Court Act, 1861.
● The Indian Council Act - 1909
• Also Known as Morley-Minto Reforms - 1909
• Start Separate electorate for Muslims.
• Indians who were elected indirectly can discuss the budget and also cross questioning can be done.
● Government of India Act - 1919
• Also known as Montahue-Chelmsford Reforms-1919.
• Right to vote to Women.
•Seperate electorate for Sikh in punjab and non-Brahmins in Madras.
• System of Dyarchy was introduced.
● Government of India Act - 1935
• This Act ended the system of dyarchy introduced by the Government of India Act 1919.
● The Indian Independence Act - July, 1947
• The Act provided for setting up of two independent dominions, to be known as India and Pakistan from 15th August, 1947.
• The Legislature of each dominion would have Right to make Laws for that Dominion.
● Government of India Act - 1935
• This Act ended the system of dyarchy introduced by the Government of India Act 1919.
● The Indian Independence Act - July, 1947
• The Act provided for setting up of two independent dominions, to be known as India and Pakistan from 15th August, 1947.
• The Legislature of each dominion would have Right to make Laws for that Dominion.
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