Administrative Policies

Q. What were the areas of conflict between the Nawabs of Bengal and the East India Company?

Q. What is a Faujdari Adalat?

1. The civil court
2. The collectorate
3. The secretariat
4. The criminal court

Q. Who was the principal figure of an Indian district?

1. The Collector
2. The Subadar
3. The Judge
4. The Mufti

Q.

Write a story around the theme "Justice delayed is justice denied".

Q. What were the duties of the collector of a district?

1. Tax collection
2. Maintainance of law and order along with police and judges
3. General administration
4. All of the above

Q. Select the administrative units or presidencies set up by the British in its territory in India.

1. Madras
2. Bengal
3. Sindh
4. Bombay

Q.

During British India times, an Indian was tried in an Indian court while an English person was tried in an English court. Where will an Anglo-Indian be tried, in an Indian court or an English court?

Q. What was the other name of a Diwani Adalat?

1. The civil court
2. The collectorate
3. The secretariat
4. The criminal court

Q. Choose the correct pairs with respect to the system of justice set up in British India in 1772.

1. Judge
2. Faujdari Adalat
3. Civil Court
4. Diwani Adalat
5. Interpreter
6. Criminal Court
7. Qazi
8. Mufti

Q. The British territories were broadly divided into administrative units called _____.

1. presidencies
2. states
3. districts
4. panchayats

Q. Who was the supreme head of colonial administraion in India?

1. Governor
2. Governor general
3. Minister
4. Prime Minister