Lord Macaulay was famous for framing the education minute. The "education minute" refers to a important policy statement made by Lord Macaulay during his tenure as the President of the Committee of Public Instructions in 1835. This statement outlined his plans for the education system in India under British rule. Lord Macaulay`s goal was to create a system of education that would produce a class of Indians who were "Indian in blood and color, but English in tastes, in opinions, in morals and in intellect". He believed that this would help in producing a class of Indians who would be loyal to the British Empire and serve its interests. Lord Macaulay`s education minute had a lasting impact on the Indian education system and the way English education was promoted in India during the colonial era.