Which Governor-General introduced the 'Permanent Settlement'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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The 'Fort William College' in Calcutta was established by which Governor-General?
Correct Answer: Option A
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Lord Wellesley established the Fort William College in 1801 to train civil servants of the East India Company in Indian languages and culture.
Lord Wellesley established the Fort William College in 1801 to train civil servants of the East India Company in Indian languages and culture.
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The first Famine Commission in India was appointed in 1880 under which Viceroy?
Correct Answer: Option C
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Lord Ripon appointed the first Indian Famine Commission in 1880, headed by Sir Richard Strachey, to review the famine relief measures and formulate a long-term famine policy.
Lord Ripon appointed the first Indian Famine Commission in 1880, headed by Sir Richard Strachey, to review the famine relief measures and formulate a long-term famine policy.
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The 'Sargent Plan' of 1944 was related to?
Correct Answer: Option A
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The Sargent Plan, officially the Report on Post-War Educational Development in India, aimed at achieving universal primary education within 40 years.
The Sargent Plan, officially the Report on Post-War Educational Development in India, aimed at achieving universal primary education within 40 years.
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