Morley-Minot Reforms (1909)

Morley-Minot Reforms (1909)

Morley-Minot Reforms of 1909 came as a panacea to the growing discontentment among the Indians. Lord Minot, the Viceroy of India and John Morley, the Secretary of State at London were liberal administrators. They studied the situation in India and accordingly suggested steps which were accepted by the British Parliament. This was famous as Indian Council Act.