1. CHATER ACT 1833
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2. GOVERNOR – GENERAL OF BENGAL AS THE GOVERNOR – GENERAL OF INDIA
DEPRIVED THE GOVERNOR OF BOMBAY AND MADRAS OF THEIR
LEGISLATIVE POWER
ENDED THE ACTIVITIES OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY AS A COMMERCIAL BODY, WHICH BECAME A PURELY ADMINISTRATIVE
BODY, IT PROVIDED THAT THE COMPANY’S TERRITORISE IN INDIA
WERE HELD BY IT TRUST FOR HIS MJESTY, HISAND SUCCESSORS.
THE CHARTER ACT 1833 ATTEMPTED TO INTRODUCE A SYSTEM
OF OPEN COMPETITION FOR SELECTION OF CIVIL SERVANTS, AND
STATED THAT THE INDIANS SHOULD NOT BE DEBARRED FROM HOLDING ANY PLACE OFFICE AND EMPLOYMENT UNDER THE COMPANY
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3. CHATER ACT 1853
SEPARATED, FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS OF GGS COUNCILS
GGS COUNCIL
LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE
NEW 6 MEMBERS
MINI PARLIAMENT
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4. OPEN COMPETITION OF CIVIL SERVICES FOR INDIANS
MACAULAY COMMITTEE FOR THIS PURPOSE 1854
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5. BRITISH CROWN, DID NOT SPECIFY ANY PARTICULAR PERIOD.
EXTENDED COMPANY’S RULE AND ALLOWED IT TO RETAIN THE POSSESSION OF INDIAN TERRITORIES ON TRUST FOR
BRITISH CROWN, DID NOT SPECIFY ANY PARTICULAR PERIOD.
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6. IT INTRODUCED, FOR THE FRIST TIME, LOCAL REPRESEBTATION IN THE INDIAN (CENTRAL) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. OF THE SIX NEW LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS OF THE GGS COUNCIL,4 WERE APPOINTED BY LOCAL (PROVINCIAL) GOVT OF MADRAS BOMBAY BENGAL AND AGRA.
TOTAL 4 MEMBERS
AGRA
BANGLA
BOMBAY
MADRAS
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7. THE CROWN RULE GOVT OF INDIA ACT 1858.
1. GOVERNOR GENERAL OF INDIA AS VICEROY OF INDIA. HE WAS DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE OF BRITISH CROWN OF INDIA.
2.ABOLISHING THE BOARD OF CONTROL AND COURT OF DIRECTORS
3.NEW OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATES FOR INDIA, VESTED COMPLETE AUTHORITY & CONTROL OVER INDIAN ADMINISTRATION. SOS WAS A MEMBER OF THE BRITISH CABINET & WAS RESPONSIBLE ULTIMATE TO B.P
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