In which year was the Central Province formed?
1861
Central Province Formation Year
The question asks about the year when the Central Province of British India was formed. Understanding the administrative history of British India helps in answering this question.
The Central Provinces were a province of British India. They were created by the British administration in the 19th century through the amalgamation of territories.
Historical records show that the Central Provinces were formed in the year 1861. This was done by combining the Saugor and Nerbudda Territories and the Nagpur Province.
Therefore, the formation year of the Central Province is 1861.
Important Questions from Changes in Indian Administration after 1858
British East India Company was liquidated by which law?
The British parliament transferred the powers of east India company to the British crown in ________.
By which Indian Council Act Indian people were admitted to the Legislative activities of India?
The phrase 'Kimberly Clause' was used in which of the following Acts?
The post of High Commissioner was retained by the 1935 Act and his main duties were to .
(a) Procure materials required by the Government of India
(b) Look after the needs of Indian students in England
(c) Monitor the work of the Commissioner of Trade in India
(d) Carry out social reforms in India
