Impact of the British Raj on the Indian Subcontinent

Skibidi vibes hit the subcontinent as the British Raj flexed its power after the War of Independence. The crown took the reins, ditching the East India Company, and the Viceroy became the new goon on the block. They reorganized the army to keep the Indian soldiers on edge, while divide and rule tactics deepened religious and caste splits. Western laws and English education turned some into sigma elites, but lowkey, it sowed the seeds of future nationalism. The Indian Councils Act of 1861 tossed a bone with some Indian representation, but it was all a show. Railways and telegraphs? More like British highways for exploitation. Dank changes, but the struggle brewed.