Yes, the East India Company introduced administrative reforms during their rule in India. They aimed to establish a more efficient and centralized administrative system to manage their expanding territories. The Company created administrative divisions, such as presidencies and provinces, and appointed governors and collectors to oversee governance and revenue collection. They also introduced a system of laws and regulations, including the codification of laws and the establishment of courts. These administrative reforms laid the foundation for the later British colonial administration in India.
Did the East India Company introduce any administrative reforms during their rule in India?