Colonial administration refers to the governance system established by a colonial power over its territories. It involves the imposition of laws, policies, and practices from the coloniser. This administration often disregards local customs and governance structures. It aimed to exploit resources and control populations. The impact of colonial administration is still felt in former colonies today, influencing their political and social landscapes.
During British rule in India, the country was divided into provinces for efficient governance. The three major provinces were Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, known as Presidencies. Each was...
The Dual Government in Bengal was administrative system introduced by the British East India Company in 1765. This system arose following the Battle of Buxar. It marked a...
