By the nineteenth century,the British living in India

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By the nineteenth century, with the establishment of British Raj, the British officials began to segregate themselves from the Indians and formed exclusive social clubs, anglicized their lifestyles and culture, and created a hierarchical administration that favored British interests, indicating that they had gradually grown more distant from the Indians. They did not speak Indian and wore western clothing, and while there were some cases of British men forming relationships with Indian women, it was not the norm or an official policy. Mughal polo was played by the Mughal rulers of India, not the British.

By the Nineteenth Century,the British Living in India