Charter Act 1813 British India

All three statements are correct. Statement 1: The Charter Act of 1813 ended the East India Company's trade monopoly in India, though it retained monopoly in tea trade and trade with China until 1833. Statement 2: The Act explicitly asserted the sovereignty of the British Crown over Indian territories, reducing the Company to an administrative body. Statement 3: The Act brought Indian revenues under the control and oversight of the British Parliament, making India's finances a matter of parliamentary accountability. These provisions marked a significant shift from Company rule toward Crown control. > 1813 Act: ended monopoly (except tea/China), asserted Crown sovereignty, Parliament controlled revenues. Answer: d.