Village Government In British India

Village Government in British India” examines the structure, administration, and evolution of local governance under British colonial rule. The book explores traditional self-governing village institutions, their transformation due to British policies, and the impact of colonial rule on rural administration. It delves into the role of village headmen, panchayats, and land revenue systems, highlighting the shift from indigenous governance to centralized control. The work critically assesses the effects of British rule on rural self-sufficiency and local autonomy. This study serves as an essential resource for understanding the intersection of colonial policies and village administration in India’s political and social landscape.