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1857 — The Revolt That Changed India Forever!
A rebellion so powerful that it shook the foundation of British rule and forced the Parliament in London to rethink its strategy. Out of this came the Government of India Act 1858 — also known as the Act for the Good Government of India.

This historic law ended the East India Company’s rule and transferred India’s governance directly to the British Crown, marking the formal beginning of the British Raj (1858–1947).

In this video, we break down:
✅ Key provisions of the 1858 Act
✅ How the post-revolt governance structure worked
✅ The political impact and real changes (and what didn’t change)

📚 What You’ll Learn:
1️⃣ India to be governed in the name of the Queen
2️⃣ Governor-General becomes the Viceroy — first Viceroy Lord Canning
3️⃣ End of Double Government (Board of Control & Court of Directors abolished)
4️⃣ Creation of the Secretary of State for India — full control & answerable to Parliament
5️⃣ Formation of the Council of India (15 members)
6️⃣ Legal powers as a corporate body
7️⃣ True effect — centralized, authoritarian, and far from public participation
8️⃣ Beginning of the British Raj

🎓 If you’re a student, UPSC aspirant, or history enthusiast — this is your one-stop guide to the Government of India Act 1858.

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