Modern History › British Policies

(a)

The creation of employment opportunities for native Indians

(b)

The spread of western culture in India

(c)

The promotion of literacy among the people using English medium of language

(d)

The introduction of scientific research and rationalism in the traditional Indian education

(a)

To bring Indians and Europeans on par as far as the criminal jurisdiction of courts was concerned.

(b)

To impose severe restrictions on the freedom of the native press as it was perceived to be hostile to colonial rulers.

(c)

To encourage the native Indians to appear for civil service examinations by conducting them in India.

(d)

To allow native Indians to possess arms by amending the Arms Act.