The Aitchison Commission, 1886, was appointed to make recommendations for reforms in the:

Indian civil services

The correct answer is Option 4- Indian civil services

The Aitchison Commission, 1886, was appointed to make recommendations for reforms in the Indian civil services.

The commission was headed by Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison, the lieutenant governor of Punjab. It was set up in response to the growing demand from Indian nationalists for greater representation in the civil services.

The commission made a number of recommendations, including:

• The abolition of the statutory civil service system of recruitment.
• The introduction of competitive examinations for recruitment to the civil services.
• The creation of three categories of civil services: imperial, provincial, and subordinate.
• The reservation of a certain percentage of posts in the imperial civil service for Indians.