Administrative and Judicial Reforms by Lord Cornwallis
Administrative Reforms
- Raise the Salaries of Civil Servants: The company's employees were dishonest, inept, and careless people. Cornwallis understood that the company's servants' low wages pushed them to engage in a variety of private trades to increase their income. Cornwallis made the decision to increase the pay for the company's servants as a result.
- No Private Trade: It was against the law for corporate personnel to engage in private trade.
- Europeans in High Positions: He had little faith in the moral fibre, intellectual prowess, and honesty of the Indian populace. He therefore aimed to save all higher positions for Europeans.
- Police Reforms: ....
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- 2 Development of Vihara & Chaitya Architecture
- 3 Jain Architecture: Regional Influence and Features
- 4 Buddhist & Jain Architecture
- 5 Development of Rock-Cut Architecture
- 6 Major Styles of Sculpture and Foreign Influences
- 7 Temple Architecture & Medieval Society
- 8 Vedic Society and its Continuity
- 9 Syncretism, Mysticism, and Social Impact
- 10 Modern Social Reform Movements
