General knowledge of Modern India : 1853 AD's Charter Act to maintain the company, making its own areas in India and the right to revenue. These rights were not tied in a certain timeline similar to the pre-chovers Acts, but for the British Parliament, otherwise not provided. 1853 AD Charter Act, 1852 E. was prepared based on the check report of the Select Committee. The result of the petitions of Raja Rammohan Roy and the petitions of the Bombay Association and Madras Network Network Association was 1853 AD.
Features of the Act General Knowledge
01. The idea of the parliamentary system of governance, such as the government and the Legislative Council, was presented in which the Legislative was functioned according to the British parliamentary model.
02. It renewed the rule of East India company indefinitely.
03. It reduced the number of members of the control board to 18, out of which 6 members were named.
04. The status of the fourth member of the Council of Governor General has also been similar to the remaining members because he had given the right to not give it. Six members were later called 'member of the Legislative Council'. Therefore, after the implementation of this Act, the Governor General was helped by the members of the six legislative council members and one commander of the Council of General General.
05. In this Act, the appointment of Indian Civil Services members was also included by the open competition. Macaulay was made the chairman of the committee.
06. The principle of regional representation was first in the Indian (Central) Legislative Council by this Act. In the Council of Governor General, the local (provincial) governments of Madras, Bombay, Bengal and Agra were appointed.
07. First of all, the executive and legislative work of the Council of Governor General was separated by the same Act.
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