because of the help of the british government
The british east India company
because it got it from India
The British government was forced to act to try to stop this misgovernment. In 1773 it passed an Act of Parliament which required the East India Company (EIC) to provide good government to stop this anarchy.
The East India Company was saved from bankruptcy in the 1770s by a combination of British government intervention and financial restructuring. In 1773, the British Parliament passed the Regulating Act, which provided a loan to the company and reformed its governance. Additionally, the British government sought to stabilize the company's finances through various measures, including the imposition of taxes in India. This intervention ultimately allowed the company to regain financial stability and continue its operations in India.
Because they were part of the Britain government!
because of the help of the british government
Yes it a a all-india company and a government/public company.
government of india
the British East India Company
RBI, the Reserve Bank of India, was established in 1935 and was privately owned. The government of India took over the bank in the nationalization in 1949.
East India Company
Sepoy Mutiny
Sepoy Mutiny
The rail company that owns and operates the India train is called the Indian Railways. Technically, it is both owned and operated by the government of India.
The british east India company
the British East India Company