Charter Act Of 1813, 1833 and 1853 in Hindi

Charter Act of 1813 ended the monopoly of East India Company except for tea and China.
Charter Act of 1833 ended the era of governor-general of Bengal and started a new era of governor general of India.
Lord William Bentick was the first governor-general of India.
Charter Act of 1853 separated, for the first time, the legislative and executive functions of the Governor-
General’s council.It created a new body, called Central Legislative Council for the legislature.

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[angelpari]

Charter act of 1833 and 1853 remain very short as well as less informative as compared to the charter act of 1813

[s.sverma]

Beautifully explained, Tysm Sir
Really Appreciable...🙏😚

[outstandinglife]

Nice video sir sab samjha ma aagaya nahi to pata hi tha ki charter act kya ha

[adilhussain]

Marvelous sir I got it your way of teaching is brilliant I have seen lot of veidios but I didn't see the art of teaching like u

[premdeepkakarla]

Charter Act of 1853 - Of the 6 new legislative members of the council, 4 were appointed by the local governments of Madras, Bombay, Bengal and Agra.
They needn't be and were not Indian.

Indians started entering the leg council with Indian Council Act of 1861 where the Viceroy nominated 3 Indians to the leg council - the raja of benares, the maharaja of patiala and sir dinakar rao .

[nehaupadhyay]

Superb sir, very informative and clear, without any question🤗🤗 thank you so much sir..

[SaanviArora_]

Sir first governer general is warren hastings

[chhavibhatt]

Didn't get the tea and "chaina" part. Pls explain

[abdulmuzeeb]

Superb vedio thanks for making easy to understand 🙏😊

[aayushibhardwaj]

Short n sweet 😄😄😄😄I like ur all vedios sir 😀

[ajaymeher]

achha nahin sir bahut achha laga
Continue .

[Bakhtiarhussain]

Sir I have a question, In Pitts India Act political affairs transfer to board of control then why Court of directors didn't allow Indian participants in civil in charter act of 1833