Constitutional Development And National Movement in Subcontinent

A. 1813
B. 1853
C. 1858
D. 1861
E. 1892

A. It violated all the treaties concluded by East India Company
B. It transferred Indian administration from Company to Crown
C. It created Legislative Council for India
D. It permitted Indians to appear in administrative services examinations

A. Created Supreme Court
B. Increased the number of Directors of the Company
C. Created legislative Council in India
D. Renewed the Charter of the Company for another crucial 20 years
E. Deprived the Company the power of creating new provides

A. It made a beginning of Indian legislature
B. It made a beginning of separate judiciary
C. It defined centre-provinces financial relations
D. It reduced the powers of control of British Parliament

A. 1793
B. 1813
C. 1833
D. 1853
E. 1861

A. Regulate centre-state financial relations
B. Suggest new tax structure
C. Organise armed forces
D. Codity laws
E. Give new educational pattern

A. Starting new railway lines
B. Starting new post offices
C. Education
D. Constructing new roads
E. Taxes on non-agricultural land

A. Pitt’s India Act, 1784
B. Amending Act, 1781
C. Act of 1786
D. Charter Act, 1793
E. Charter Act, 1813

A. Pitt’s India Act, 1784
B. Charter Act, 1793
C. Charter Act, 1813
D. Charter Act, 1833

A. The members of the Council themselves
B. Mombers of the Council and Governor-General
C. Members of the Council and Judges of Supreme Court
D. Governor-General and Chief Justice of Supreme Court
E. Governor-General and Provincial Councils