Which British policy promoted English education to create a loyal class serving British interests in India?
The correct answer is (a) Education Policy
Explanation:
. British promoted English education through Macaulay’s Minute (1835)
. Aim was to create a class loyal to British rule
. English-educated Indians served as clerks and administrators
. Western education was encouraged
Information Booster:
. Known as Downward Filtration Theory
. English replaced Persian in administration
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