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Consider the following pairs regarding social and administrative policy during British rule in India: 1. Utilitarian vs. Orientalist: A dispute over education policy where Macaulay's 'Minute on Education' (Anglicist view) prevailed over the promotion of Sanskrit and Arabic learning. 2. Ilbert Bill Controversy (1883): Highlighted racial discrimination by proposing to allow Indian judges to try European offenders, which met opposition from the European community. 3. Criminal Tribes Act (1871): Enacted under the 'Safety Valve' theory to brand entire communities as criminals. Which of the pairs given above is/are CORRECT?
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