Modern History Simplified: Statutory Civil Service by Lytton (1878-79) Leave a Comment / Modern History Simplified / By Statutory Civil Service In 1878-79, Lytton introduced the Statutory Civil Service consisting of one-sixth of covenanted posts to be filled by Indians of high families through nominations by local governments subject to approval by the secretary of State and the viceroy. But the system failed and was abolished. Related posts: Modern History Simplified: Timeline of important Governors-general and Viceroys of British India and their achievements. Modern History Simplified: Learn all about Lord Canning (1856-1862) – Viceroy of India and his achievements. Modern History Simplified: Learn all about Lord Wavell (1944-1947)– Viceroy of India and his achievements. Importance of choosing an optional for the civil service examination(IAS Exam)!
