During the colonial rule in India, which hill station became the official residence of the commander-in-chief of the Indian Army?
The correct answer is Shimla.
Shimla Summer capital of British India, official summer residence of the Viceroy and the Commander-in-Chief. They were not just places of leisure but important centers of governance and military command. The establishment and development of these hill stations reflect the colonial power's adaptation to the Indian climate and landscape. Shimla's elevation to summer capital status highlights its strategic importance in the eyes of the British administration.
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