The British attitude toward the Indian peoples changed after 1857,when the British saw the Indians as

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After the Indian Rebellion of 1857, which the British termed as the "Indian Mutiny," the British adopted a more hostile and prejudiced attitude towards the Indian people. They believed that the Indian people were naturally inferior and unfit for self-rule, and thus, British rule was necessary to civilize and govern them. This belief was based on racial and cultural bias, and it led to policies that systematically exploited and oppressed the Indian people for several decades.

The British Attitude Toward the Indian Peoples Changed After 1857,when