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British Parliament brought the Government of India Act, 1858, which made the following changes:
i. Transferred powers from the East India Company to the Crown.
ii. A member of British Parliament was made secretary of state of India to exercise powers on behalf of the Crown and was responsible to the British Parliament.
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iii. The Governor General for India was provided with an Executive Council, whose decision he was empowered to override.
The Indian Council’s Act, 1861, made the following changes:
i. Enlarged Governor General’s council for legislative purpose.
ii. 6-12 members could be inducted in Governor General Executive Council, of which at least half could be Indian or English.
iii. Imperial legislative body was merely an advisory body.
The Indian Council’s Act, 1892:
i. Additional members could be indirectly elected to the Legislative Council. For the very first time, an element of election was sought to be introduced for the first time.
ii. Budget could be discussed and questions could be asked by the indirectly elected members also.
iii. India was divided into provinces for administrative convenience. Bengal, Bombay and Madras were presidencies which had more powers than the provinces.
Four administrative changes brought Roda Government of India are as follows;
Explanation:
1. After the revolt of 1857 which was considered as first war of independence authority was transfered to british crown from East India company.
2. Prior to 1857 revolt the authority was administered by directors of company which was then exercised by the Council and secretary of states.
3. Secreatry appointed was the active members of the cabinet so ultimately India was governed by the Parliament of British according to their rules and regulations.
4. Under the acts regulated by British, administration was carried by Governor Generals who also given the titles of Viceroys in India.
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