What policy was made by colonial government to gain the trust of Indians after 1900?

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The colonial government implemented the Morley-Minto Reforms to gain the trust of Indians after 1900.

The Morley-Minto Reforms were introduced in 1909 by the British colonial government in India.
These reforms aimed to increase Indian participation in the legislative process.
They allowed for the election of Indians to the legislative councils, although the majority of seats were still reserved for British officials.
The reforms also granted limited powers to the legislative councils, such as the ability to discuss and pass budgets.
However, the Viceroy and the Governor-General still retained ultimate authority.
The Morley-Minto Reforms were seen as a step towards self-government and helped to gain some trust from Indians.

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Govt. of India act 1919

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