Social Sciences, asked by prital2905, 9 months ago

what reforms were made by Dalhousie in India

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Lord Dalhousie and His Reforms

Administrative Reforms: Dalhousie's chief aim was the consolidation of British rule in India. ...

Military Reforms: ADVERTISEMENTS: ...

Railway Reforms: Dalhousie introduced a new system of internal communication in India. ...

The Electric Telegraph: ...

Public Works Department: ...

Social Reforms: ...

Commercial Reforms:

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