describe the position of Indian soldier during the east Indian company
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During the rule of The East India Company, the Indian soldiers were given ranks not more that Subedars while the British soldiers were even promoted ranks above Subedars. The salary of any Indan soldier was 8 times less than that of any other British soldiers.
There were a total of 1,00,000 Indian soldiers in a regiment while British were a total of 20,000 only.
There were a total of 1,00,000 Indian soldiers in a regiment while British were a total of 20,000 only.
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East India Company Comes East
In 1600 the East India
Company acquired a charter
from the ruler of England,
Queen Elizabeth I. granting it
the sole right to trade with the
East. This meant that no other
trading group in England could
compete with the East India
Company. With this charter
the Company could venture
across the oceans
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