Economic Impact of British Rule on India

Home charges consisted of:

Purchases of military stores:

Expenditure on India office establishment.

Interest on railway capital investment.

Non-effective charges of the army.

Pensions and gratuities payable in England to retired civil servants of the company.

Funds used for waging wars outside India by the British were not included in home charges. So desirable option will be (b).

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed to pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed to pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed ot pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed to pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed to pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.

The Permanent Settlement stood on the following features- It recognized the landlords as the proprietors of the land. It also recognized the rights of a hereditary successor or lawful successors of the landlords. The government believed that these landlords would remain faithful to the British.

The landlords were given the right to transfer or sell their land. All the rights of the landlords depended on their payment of the fixed revenue on the fixed  date at the treasury of the government. All their right ended if they failed to pay. This was one reason for increased litigation. Increase n intermediary between farmers and landlords was another reason for increased litigation.

The total amount of revenue to be paid by each landlord for his Zamindar was fixed one for all.

It was agreed that the tax rate would not increase in the future.