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what were the main objectives of macaulay's policy​

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Explanation: Main objectives of Macaulay's policy​

• Lord Macaulay visited India in 1834.
• He came as the law member of the Governor General’s Executive council.
• He appointed as the President of the committee of Public Instruction.
• He was given the responsibility to solve the dispute between Anglicits and Orientalists during 1835.
• In February, 1835 he submitted his famous minutes to the council.
• It was later approved by Lord Bentik and soon a resolution was cleared in March 1835.
• The main objective of Macaulay`s policy were as follows.
• The policy laid emphasis on promoting European literature and science among the Indians. As such all funds allocated for the purpose of education should be used on English education only.
• To form a section of interpreters between the millions of Indians and the British rulers.
• To form a class of persons which would have both Indian blood and colour but possess British opinion, taste, morals and intellect.
• To create cheap flow of clerks for holding subordinate posts in British business concerns and administrations.
• The funds allocated by Government should not be spent on the printing of oriental works.

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