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    The Act of 1861 introduced representative institutions in Indian politics by associating Indians with the law-making process. It provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official members of his extended council. In 1862, Lord Cunning nominated three Indians - the Raja of Benares, the Maharaja of Patiala, and Dinkar Rao - to his legislative councils. This marked the first involvement of Indians in the British administration of India.

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    The Act of 1861 introduced representative institutions in Indian politics by associating Indians with the law-making process. It provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official members of his extended council. In 1862, Lord Cunning nominated three Indians - the Raja of Benares, the Maharaja of Patiala, and Dinkar Rao - to his legislative councils. This marked the first involvement of Indians in the British administration of India.

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    The Act of 1861 introduced representative institutions in Indian politics by associating Indians with the law-making process. It provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official members of his extended council. In 1862, Lord Cunning nominated three Indians - the Raja of Benares, the Maharaja of Patiala, and Dinkar Rao - to his legislative councils. This marked the first involvement of Indians in the British administration of India.

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    This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political forum by


    the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the viceroy would
    nominate some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally
    Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja
    of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing
    which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian
    political forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that
    the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and
    in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were
    the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the
    first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in
    Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus
    provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his
    extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative
    councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So
    through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced
    representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-
    making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-
    official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three
    Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of
    Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This
    act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating
    Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate
    some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord
    Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of
    Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which
    the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political
    forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the
    viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in
    1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the
    First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the
    first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in
    Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus
    provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his
    extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative
    councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So
    through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced
    representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-
    making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-
    official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three
    Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of
    Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This
    act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating
    Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate
    some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord
    Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of
    Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which
    the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political
    forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the
    viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in
    1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the
    First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the
    first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in
    Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus
    provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his
    extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative
    councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So
    through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced
    representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating Indians with the law-
    making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-
    official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three
    Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of
    Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which the BritishGeneral. This
    act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political forum by the associating
    Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the viceroy would nominate
    some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in 1862 finally Lord
    Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the First Raja of
    Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the first thing which
    the BritishGeneral. This act of 1861 introduced representative institution in Indian political
    forum by the associating Indians with the law-making process and thus provided that the
    viceroy would nominate some Indians as non-official member of his extended council and in
    1862 finally Lord Cunning nominated three Indians to his legislative councils. These were the
    First Raja of Benares, The Maharaja of Patiala and Dinkar Rao. So through these act the
    first thing which the British

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