जोड्या जुळवा.
(a) राजकुमार कॉलेज - (i) लाहोर
(b) मेयो कॉलेज - (ii) इंदोर
(c) डेली कॉलेज - (iii) अजमेर
(d) एटचीसन कॉलेज - (iv) राजकोट

The correct answer is Option B ((a)-(iv), (b)-(iii), (c)-(ii), (d)-(i)).

Key Points:
• During colonial rule, the British establishment founded specialized elite 'Chiefs' Colleges' to educate the princes and nobility of Indian princely states in Western manners, administration, and loyalty:
• Institutions and Locations:
• Rajkumar College (1868/1870): Established in Rajkot, Gujarat, for the Kathiawar princes and royal houses.
• Mayo College (1875): Founded in Ajmer, Rajasthan, by Lord Mayo for the Rajputana aristocracy.
• Daly College (1882): Founded in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, by Sir Henry Daly for Central Indian princely families.
• Aitchison College (1886): Founded in Lahore (now Pakistan) by Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison for Punjab nobility.
• These institutions fostered an anglicized ruling class subservient to the British Crown.
• Key Takeaway: Princes' colleges: Rajkumar College (Rajkot), Mayo College (Ajmer), Daly College (Indore), Aitchison College (Lahore).