Here we will study the Indian council act of 1909 (UPSC) from the viewpoint of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act in 1909. The most important point of this act was that it provided for communal representation as it introduced separate electorates for Muslims in India.

Here we will study the Indian council act 1892 (UPSC) from the viewpoint of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act in 1892. The most important point of this act was that it increased the number of non official members in Central and Provincial Legislative Council.

Here we will study the Indian council act 1861 (UPSC) from the viewpoint of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act in 1861. The most important point of this act is that it started the process of associating Indians with law making process.

Here we will study the Government of India act 1858 (UPSC) from the viewpoint of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act in 1858. One of the most important effects of Government of India act 1858 is that it transferred the sovereignty and control over India from East India Company to the British crown.

Here we will study Charter act of 1853 (UPSC) from the perspective of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. This act was passed by British Parliament in 1853. The most important point of this act is that it introduced legislation as a separate work of government.

Here we will study Charter act of 1833 from the perspective of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. This act was passed by British Parliament in 1833. This act changed the designation of governor general of Bengal to governor general of India.

Here we will study Charter act of 1813 from the perspective of Civil services exam and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act and abolish the trade monopoly of British East India company in India.

Here we will study Charter act of 1793 from the viewpoint of UPSC exams and other State PSC exams. British Parliament passed this act to strengthen the policy of centralization, which had been started from 1773. This act also had drain of wealth provision.

Here we will study Pitts India act of 1784 from the viewpoint of UPSC exams and other State PSC exams. Pitt’s India act was passed in British Parliament to gain control over companies affairs and administration in India. This act established dual system of control.