"While Lord Lytton's tenure was marked by oppressive policies and harsh measures, Lord Ripon's administration stood out for its reformative approach and efforts to address grievances." Comment.
Introduction
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Main Body
Lord Lytton and Lord Ripon were prominent figures in governance of EIC who had different styles and methods to govern India.
Lord Lytton [1876-82]:
deprived basic rights, fund for work, not human development
titulation of territorial rights of other foreign entities.
Lord Ripon's administration [1880-84]:
Antidemocism policy of food resource from
Afghanistan and attempted to endorse peaceful neighborhood policy
Hence, one side Lytton uses inflammatory for oppressive policies, other side, Lord Ripon emerged as benevolent victory in India.
— Vipul Chaudhary · AIR 115
Conclusion
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- Clear comparative framework between two administrators
- Specific legislation cited (Vernacular Press Act 1876)
- Historical dates provided
- Reference to significant events (Delhi Durbar)
- Comprehensive coverage of both administrators' policies
- Specific legislation mentioned (Ilbert Bill, Factory Act 1881)
- Clear contrast between oppressive and reformative approaches
- Social welfare measures highlighted
- Reference to specific committees and reforms
Vipul Chaudhary
Modern Indian History from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present
British Policies and Administrative Approaches
Lord Lytton and Lord Ripon's policies
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Comparative and historical
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