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What were the main objectives of the British administration policy in India?
At the advent of British rule, the administrative system in India was paternalised, centralized and personalized. The history of British rule can be traced back to A.D.1600, when the British crown granted a group of merchants the monopoly over trade in the Eastern waters. The East India Company, as it was called, was a body of merchant adventures. They arrived in India and company chiefly remained a trading corporation till 1765. After the decline of the Mughal Empire, the trading component of the company was supplemented by territorial dominion. Before the Britishers came to India, the Portuguese and the Dutches had arrived for the purpose of trade. The East India Company fought a series of battles and established their supremacy by 1773. The Company's two major goals were : Conquest and Consolidation. The company had a highly centralized administrative structure covering almost all the parts of India. The company created a vast administrative machinery. Robert Clive helped in establishing a strong base for the East India Company. The outbreak of 1857, the first war of Independence, created the setting up of the Act of 1858. The Act ended company rule and Indian administration directly under the British Crown. The Britishers made every effort to protect their trade and territorial interests. They created centralized administrative structure and brought some reforms, administrative and otherwise to suit their changing interests. It should be noted that the Britishers introduced an administrative system which suited their interests exclusively at the cost of the Indian interests. Their major Objective were maintenance of law and order, collection of revenue, retention of important powers in the hand of their civil servants and the bending of the administration to the needs of the imperial power. Of course, none can expect on the part of colonial rulers to bring development in India. They viewed India as a raw material supplier. The scale, range and intensity of developmental programmes initiated by British in India were naturally quite modest. They advent of Independence and the system of parliamentary democracy have bought about several changes in the political and administrative systems. However, it should be noted here that the declaration of Independence removed the chains of the colonial rule which is memorable event in the history of India.
When is the Father's Day in India in 2010?
June 21st just like every year in India
Does every president have a library?
No. But after Franklin Roosevelt's administration established NARA (National Archives and Records Administration), presidents have had presidential libraries. There's a total of 12 libraries. Any president prior to Hoover's administration has a private company or local/state supporting the library.
When was the constitution of India adapted?
The constitution of India was adopted on 26th January 1950, which is celebrated every year as the republic day.
Did British colonies have governors?
Yes, every one had one.
What led the British to record every aspect of their administration in India?
the bring of life
What led British to record every aspect of their administration in India?
the bring of life
What day of the week is Memorial Day 2023?
This Day is very important for every Indian whether he lives in India or outside India. India's Independence Day is celebrated every year on the 15th of August to mark the country's independence from British rule. It is made bigger than every single festival of every Indian. It is this day that gives us the freedom to make each and every festival! In 2023 all over India.
How did Britain rule India?
The same way as they ruled every where , By force of arms.
Why is republic day celebrated in India?
India celebrates Republic Day on January 26 every year. On this day, India was declared a Sovereign, Secular, Republic, Democratic and Socialist country. The constitution of India was put to power on January 26, 1950 and from that day onwards it is celebrated as the Republic Day of India. The President of India unfurls the national flag in Red Fort every year this day.
What does Q stand for in case of drug administration?
In terms of drug administration "q" stands for every. IE: Motrin q4hrs means...Motrin every 4 hours.
Who were Clinton's political appointees?
There are thousands of appointees in every administration.
What were the main objectives of the British administration policy in India?
At the advent of British rule, the administrative system in India was paternalised, centralized and personalized. The history of British rule can be traced back to A.D.1600, when the British crown granted a group of merchants the monopoly over trade in the Eastern waters. The East India Company, as it was called, was a body of merchant adventures. They arrived in India and company chiefly remained a trading corporation till 1765. After the decline of the Mughal Empire, the trading component of the company was supplemented by territorial dominion. Before the Britishers came to India, the Portuguese and the Dutches had arrived for the purpose of trade. The East India Company fought a series of battles and established their supremacy by 1773. The Company's two major goals were : Conquest and Consolidation. The company had a highly centralized administrative structure covering almost all the parts of India. The company created a vast administrative machinery. Robert Clive helped in establishing a strong base for the East India Company. The outbreak of 1857, the first war of Independence, created the setting up of the Act of 1858. The Act ended company rule and Indian administration directly under the British Crown. The Britishers made every effort to protect their trade and territorial interests. They created centralized administrative structure and brought some reforms, administrative and otherwise to suit their changing interests. It should be noted that the Britishers introduced an administrative system which suited their interests exclusively at the cost of the Indian interests. Their major Objective were maintenance of law and order, collection of revenue, retention of important powers in the hand of their civil servants and the bending of the administration to the needs of the imperial power. Of course, none can expect on the part of colonial rulers to bring development in India. They viewed India as a raw material supplier. The scale, range and intensity of developmental programmes initiated by British in India were naturally quite modest. They advent of Independence and the system of parliamentary democracy have bought about several changes in the political and administrative systems. However, it should be noted here that the declaration of Independence removed the chains of the colonial rule which is memorable event in the history of India.
What are the regions in India experiencing water scarcity?
every where in India
Who built a global empire by 1800s?
AnswerThe world's biggest empire in 1914 was the British Empire which covered virtually every timezone of the globe and contained a quarter of its population.
What was the reason for partitioning India and Pakistan?
India was divided on the basis of rights .Quaid-e-Azam asked for the rights of the Muslims in every aspect of life but Hindus were not agree to give them all rights .This cause partition of India.
Is there a church in every town?
No, there is not every church in every town, Particularly in India
