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‘Wood's Dispatch’ sent by the British Government in India in 1854 was related to which sector?

‘Wood's Dispatch’ sent by the British Government in India in 1854 was related to which sector? Correct Answer Indian education

The correct answer is Indian education.

Key Points

  • Woods Dispatch commission was made with the purpose of spreading English learning and female education in India.
  • This commission was created in the year 1854.
  • It was made under the chair of Sir Charles wood.
  • Under this system affiliated private schools should be given grant in aid.

Additional Information

  • Different committees of British government 
  1. For Political matters of India - Simon Commission under chairmanship of Sir John Simon.
  2. For Development of railways in India - Indian Railway Enquiry Committee under the chairmanship of Sir William Acworth.
  3. For Industrial growth in India - Whitley Commission under chairmanship of Whitley.

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