Where are the government record documents of the colonial period preserved
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here are some key points which helps u to understand .The following points may help you:
a. Administrative records- The British believed in writing every policy , every plan, agreement, decisions which later served as important source.
b. The British preserved every letter, documents. The colonial regime had established record rooms attached to all administrative institutions.
c. All the documents documents were carefully copied out and beautifully written by calligraphists.
d. Surveys- The practise of conducting surveys became very important under colonial administration so as to consolidate its power and to effectively administer the country.
e. Important surveys like revenue surveys were conducted. Later, Census was also prepared that helped in collecting information related to castes, religions, occupations.
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a. Administrative records- The British believed in writing every policy , every plan, agreement, decisions which later served as important source.
b. The British preserved every letter, documents. The colonial regime had established record rooms attached to all administrative institutions.
c. All the documents documents were carefully copied out and beautifully written by calligraphists.
d. Surveys- The practise of conducting surveys became very important under colonial administration so as to consolidate its power and to effectively administer the country.
e. Important surveys like revenue surveys were conducted. Later, Census was also prepared that helped in collecting information related to castes, religions, occupations.
HOPES THIS HELPS U !!!!!!!!!!!...............
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