History · British Governor-Generals
Consider the following statements regarding reforms introduced during the administration of Lord William Bentinck (1828-1835): 1. He abolished Sati through Regulation XVII of 1829. 2. He introduced the Permanent Settlement system in Bengal. 3. He took active measures to suppress the menace of Thuggee through William Sleeman. 4. He made English the official medium of instruction in India following Macaulay's Minute. 5. He created the Indian Civil Service (ICS) cadre through the Charter Act of 1793. How many of the above statements are correct?
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