History

The British government has sent me in India to work as a government clerk for the colonial administration. The two governments work together to achieve economic and social development. The unity started back in 1861 when Indian became under British administration for the purpose of developing India in terms of communication, agriculture and other areas (Roy & Anand, 15). British colonial legislation was influenced by company’s territories and this led to development of British India Law. British and India are united governments and the unification led to creation of British power in India (Roy & Anand, 19). The British government plays a fundamental role in making decision regarding development. In addition, the government addresses challenges faced by the country and controls the tensions which bring economic downturn. The two governments make economic policy for development such as infrastructure for export and import.  Even though the economic liberalization policy has led to economic development in India, there are some issues which need to be discussed regarding economic development (Roy & Anand, 23). Such issues include reformation of legal infrastructure, land laws and labor laws. The British Empire participates in making social norms, addressing legal matters and making institutions. The colonial power ensures effective policies and laws for development. The colonial system is important in creating a positive culture, political structure and economy in India. The British government creates economic goals to the country and this brings benefit to the mother country. Also understand that through economic controls, India became stable in terms of economic development and political control.  India also enriches the mother country by creating a positive economic well-being (Roy & Anand, 25). Thus, the government has sent me to conduct office task related to the colonial system.  

 

Work cited

Roy, Tirthankar, and Anand V. Swamy. Law and the Economy in Colonial India. , 2016. Print.