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The viceroy who appointed 'Hilton Young commission' which led to the establishment of RBI.1. Lord Reading2. Lord Irwin3. Lord Willington4. Lord Linlithgow

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Lord Reading

The correct answer is Lord Reading.

  • Lord Reading is the viceroy who appointed the 'Hilton Young commission' which led to the establishment of RBI.
  • The Hilton Young Commission was appointed in 1926.
  • It was also called the "royal commission".
  • The Reserve Bank of India was established on 1st April 1935.

  • Lord Reading is the British viceroy who abolished the Devadasi system in India.
  • Railway budget and General budget were separated during the tenure of Lord Reading.
  • Rowlatt Act was withdrawn by Lord Reading.

  • Lord Irwin was the Indian viceroy during the arrival of the Simon Commission.
  • Government of India Act 1935 was passed during the period of Lord Willington.
  • Lord Linlithgow is the longest-serving viceroy of India.


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