What role did Charles Grant play during the British colonial period in South Asia?
a) He was a military commander.
b) He was a Christian missionary.
c) He was a native Indian leader.
d) He was a British politician.
What issues did Charles Grant present to the British Parliament regarding the Indian educational system and population?
a) Prosperity and literacy
b) Immorality, ignorance, and vulgarity
c) Advanced technology and industry
d) Cultural diversity and tolerance
According to Charles Grant, what did he recommend to address the issues in the Indian educational system?
a) Government intervention and the study of Western sciences only
b) Preservation of traditional Indian education
c) Compulsory study of the Bible, use of English language, and incorporation of English literature
d) Abandoning the Indian education system entirely
When did Charles Grant's recommendations for British education policy in South Asia date back to?
a) 1790
b) 1813
c) 1857
d) 1900
Which language did Charles Grant advocate for as the medium of instruction in South Asian education?
a) Hindi
b) Sanskrit
c) English
d) Arabic
What did the Charter Act of 1813 declare regarding British India?
a) Crown sovereignty
b) Independence
c) British East India Company rule
d) Local autonomy
