A. Number of ordinary executive councillor was raised to five
B. Secretary of State was empowered to appoint C-in-C as extraordinary member of his council
C. Assent of Governor-General was necessary for all bills
D. Governor-General could not revoke a measure passed by Governor’s Council
E. Legislative powers of Bombay Presidency were restored
Related Mcqs:
- Which one of the following is not true about the Government of India Act, 1861?
A. Board of Directors was abolished
B. Board of Control was abolished
C. A Council for secreatary of state was created
D. Governor General was to be appointed by the Crown
E. A separate province of U.P. Was created - Which one of the following was not a reason for the passing of Government of India Act, 1861:
A. The Act of 1858 had been passed in haste
B. Centralised system of legislation was inadequate
C. Provincial Governments were not tolerating Bengal domination
D. There was demand in India that Indians should be associated with administration
E. Provinces wanted complete customary from Bengal Council - Which one of the following is not one of the important effects of Act of 1861?
A. It made a beginning in the representative institution
B. It made beginning in legislative devolution
C. Government got opportunity to defend its policies
D. Non-official members were added to the Governor-General’s Council
E. It made legislatures really a representative body - In 1890 a Bill to amend Act of 1861 in the House of Common was moved by:
A. Lord North Brooke
B. Lord Sinha
C. Charles Bradlaugh
D. None of these - In which of the following Act provision was made for appointment of one Indian member on the Executive Council of Governor-General?
A. 1861
B. 1892
C. 1909
D. 1919
E. 1935 - Under the Charter Act of 1833 a provision was made for a Commission to:
A. Regulate centre-state financial relations
B. Suggest new tax structure
C. Organise armed forces
D. Codity laws
E. Give new educational pattern - A specific provision was made for the recruitment of Indians on merits only in the Act of:
A. 1793
B. 1813
C. 1833
D. 1853
E. 1861 - A provision was made for a separate Governor of Bengal under the Charter Act of:
A. 1793
B. 1813
C. 1833
D. 1853
E. 1861 - Which was not the main provision of Regulating Act of 1773?
A. All proprietors were entitled to vote for the appointment of Director-General
B. Governor-General was to obey majority decision
C. Provision was made for a supreme court
D. Servants of the Company were forbidden to receive presents
E. Salaries of the servants of the Company were decreased - After the civil war 1861-1864, the southern confederate states had to be:___________?
A. Separate
B. Eliminated
C. Integrated
D. Polarized
