Background
Overview
This Act is a cornerstone of modern Indian constitutional history, directly impacting the structure of legislative bodies and the evolution of governance, making it crucial for both GS1 (Modern History) and GS2 (Polity).
The Government of India Act, 1935, was a pivotal legislation enacted by the British Parliament, aiming to introduce a federal structure and provincial autonomy in British India, and significantly influenced the drafting of the Indian Constitution.