The Board of control and directors were replaced by _____________ Indian history
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The Court of Directors and the Board of Control were abolished and their place was taken over by the Secretary of State for Indian Affairs and the India Council.
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The Board of control and directors were replaced by the Secretary of State of India Indian history.
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- 'Government of India Act', 1858 was known as Act of Good Government in India.
- It abolished the 'East India Company' rules. It gave all the powers to the British crown.
- It changed the designation of the 'Governor-General of India' to the Viceroy of India.
- It abolished dual government system (Board of Control and Court of directors) and started a new office called the Secretary of State of India.
- He was a member of the British cabinet.
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