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Question : The System of Dyarchy was introduced in India in

Option 1: 1909

Option 2: 1935

Option 3: 1919

Option 4: 1945


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Correct Answer: 1919


Solution : The correct option is - 1919

The System of Dyarchy was introduced in India through the Government of India Act of 1919, also known as the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms. This act was implemented in 1921. Under dyarchy, certain subjects were placed under the control of elected Indian ministers, while others remained under the direct control of British officials. The reserved subjects were typically more significant, including matters related to finance, law and order, and public services. This system was initially implemented at the provincial level.

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