The Impact of the British Empire in India

Whether it is a good or a bad thing, the UK has had sustained impact on India. India became part of the British Empire in 1876, but became independent in 1947. East India Trading Company manages India for the first time. After William Hawkins failed his first Indian trip, he seemed to have been unable to do business there. But things improved, East India Trading Company expanded to India. Over the years, many achievements have been achieved and records have been created. And both sides have achieved many successes and failures.

From 1700 to 1900, the British Empire started development and development in India. The empire has no plan, at least it is not at an early stage. In a way, it just happened. The first British in India came from trade, not territory; they were businessmen, not conquerors. They can say that they are coming from poor culture, weaker political entities than the political entities they risk, and they are living in harmony. They are not considered Indian threats - at least in any political sense, they do not regard themselves as "Indians". During the independence movement (also called the national movement in reality), the national identity will be established very late. The identity is regional and caste, and for the most part it is still today. British and Indians will continue to interact in a profound way, and that is still important today.

India is the most valuable asset of the British Empire. In addition to spices, jewelry and fabrics, India has a large population. The British used their Indian human resources in their troops and became the backbone of British military strength. Soldiers are the glory tradition of India, Britain uses this tradition. They played an important role in maintaining the empire

British Large (rāj, "domination" in Hindi) or British India, officially the British Indian Empire. From 1858 to 1947, the British Empire was on the Indian subcontinent. In this area there is an area Britain (also called "British Indian") and the Kingdom King managed directly and is governed by Individual Rulers of the British Royal Family. Prior to 1858, the interests and property of India in the UK were managed by a government authorized commercial company, British East India Company. It is acting in India as an agent of the Mughal Empire. After the first Indian War of India (known as Mutiny), the British government was in charge of governance of the Indian territory directly. Later expansion policy brought the whole of India to the empire