Question

Mention 3 measures which point to policy of social discrimination of british in india.

Answer 1

for development Britishers wanted evil practices from India

for this they aboted(removed) sati pratha
child marriage was banned and age limit was fixed by Britishers
to make Indian civilised Britishers began to give Indians western education

Answer 2

The following are the three measures that express the policy of social discrimination observed by the British in India:

1. The native Indians were not appointed on the governmental high posts. In other words, the higher appointments of administration were reserved only for the British.  

2. The colonial government in the year 1878 passed a law most commonly known as the Arms Act; that banned keeping weapons to Indians without a valid license.  

3. Governor General Amherst introduced a Shoe law, according to which all the Indians had to remove their shoes before appearing to the Governor General, as a sign of paying respect