Morley-Minto Reforms were significant constitutional reforms in British India.
Key Points:
· Also known as the Indian Councils Act of 1909
· Introduced by Lord Morley (Secretary of State) and Lord Minto (Viceroy)
· Increased number of members in legislative councils
· Introduced separate electorates for Muslims
· Aimed to provide limited political representation
· Marked a step towards constitutional reforms
· Partially addressed demands for Indian representation
· Considered a milestone in colonial administrative reforms
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