Which of the following acts introduced provincial autonomy in British India and provided for the establishment of a Federal Court?

💡 Solution & Explanation

The Government of India Act of 1935 abolished provincial dyarchy and introduced provincial autonomy, allowing elected ministries to govern provinces. It also proposed an All-India Federation comprising British provinces and princely states, and established a Federal Court which functioned as the precursor to the Supreme Court of India. The Act of 1919 had introduced dyarchy at the provincial level for the first time.