Which Act did the Constitution of India replace on January 26, 1950?

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The Government of India Act 1935, a landmark legislation by the British Parliament, redefined governance in British India

Emerged from Indian nationalist demands for greater autonomy and British political adjustments post-World War I

The Act was the longest of its time with 473 clauses and 16 schedules, and it separated Burma from British India

Led to the establishment of the Reserve Bank of India, central to India's banking system

Suggested a federal government comprising British Indian provinces and princely states

Included 'safeguards' allowing British intervention, vesting significant power in the Viceroy and governors

The Act favoured British citizens and companies, maintaining their dominance in Indian markets