Kaivalya Foundation Dwara Shala Supportne Sudharava Matena Sandarbhma B.R.C.Ane C.R.C.Ni Xhamata Nirman Ange.

Kaivalya Foundation Dwara Shala Supportne Sudharava Matena Sandarbhma B.R.C.Ane C.R.C.Ni Xhamata Nirman Ange.Warren Hastings, the person who was given the job of collecting revenue was known as a ‘collector’. He also performed the function of a judge. The British system of administration destroyed our ancient system of self-rule. In the ancient times, every village was like a small republic. Gram Panchayats handled the administration of the entire village. These Panchayats were like the backbone of the self rule in our country. These institutions of local self rule stood their ground even during the times of foreign invasions and the Sultanate Period but were destroyed due to the administrative policies of the British. The Policy of Social Reforms by the Company made people feel insecure and suspicious. They felt that the government was trying to convert them to Christianity
and destroy the Indian culture and religion forever. People believed that the Indian social system was deliberately undermined in the railways and military. An order was passed in Agra that every Indian had to salute the British. If it was not done, it was considered a crime and was liable for punishment. As a result, there was a widespread sentiment of anger and hatred for the British among the Indians.
Destruction of Indian Trade and Industries The handlooms of India supplied textile to the markets of Asia and Europe. The traders from the European countries used to come to India to purchase commodities. The Indian-made jute, silk, woolen and cotton textiles were in high demand in the
European markets. The soft and delicate muslin of Dhaka was world-famous. Apart from textiles, commodities such as salt, saltpetre, sugar, etc. were exported in exchange of tremendous amount of bullion (gold and silver).