how was the revenue collection from bengal to east india company
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After introduction of dual government in Bengal in 1765, EIC got right on revenue collection without any responsibility of social welfare, law and order. In return it has to give just ₹26lakh to Mughal and ₹53lakh to Bengal Nawab. Rest collected money can be used how ever the EIC wants to. By this EIC got more profits from it. Also other mechanisms like free trade pass for British, and use of the same for corruption purposes by their officers, export of Indigo and cotton increases it's revenue.
Explanation:
Revenue collection from Bengal was used by East India company up on the following expenses: Fortifications of the factory houses complete with communication and guns on the walls. ... Meet the demands of trade and related expenses. To purchase cotton and silk textile and other goods in India.