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Viceroys
lord curzon
the British East India Company
The official government machinery of British India had assumed its governmental function.
first five governor-generals were warren hastings Sir John Macpherson Sir John Shore Sir A Clarke Lord Wellesley
Viceroys
Britain did not have a Prime Minister in India when it was a part of the British Empire; instead it had a Viceroy, who was appointed by the British Government and whose functions were somewhere between Prime Minister and President of the Colonial Government. Before it was ruled directly by the British Crown, India was run by the East India Company, a British trading and industrial conglomerate whose malpractice and lack of regard for the Indian people led to the Indian Mutiny of 1856. After this had been suppressed, the Company was forced to hand over Indian governance directly to the UK government and civil service. It was then that the position of Viceroy was created- there were a great number of Viceroys covering the ensuing 90 year period in between the end of the Mutiny and Indian Independence, and it wouldn't be possible to list them all here, but if you Google 'Viceroys of India', the Wikipedia page on the subject will give you a full list of them.
Britain gave India its independence in 1948, so there is now no British India.
lord curzon
1857
The British Government
The British appointed men to rule the colonies like India , they were called Viceroys.
the British East India Company
the British government regulated the east India company's effect both in London and India
SWARAJ
August 1947
She was the ruler of India at the time of British government.