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Company’s monopoly over trade in India ended but retained monopoly in trade with China and in tea.
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Company to retain possession of territories and revenue for 20 years more. So, constitutional position of British territories in India defined explicitly for first time.
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One lakh rupees for promotion of literature, learning, science among Indians.
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Regulations made by Councils of Madras, Bombay & Calcutta required to be laid before British Parliament.
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Power of Board of Control enlarged.
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Christian missionaries permitted to come.