Colonial rule in India brought in some new ideas of administration and reforms but its power rested on its military strengths. Britishers bring new reforms to develop military forces and are ready to face any challenge. Important PointsIn the early nineteenth century, the British began to develop uniform military culture. Soldiers were increasingly subjected to European-style training, drills, and discipline that regulated their life far more than before. But these reforms created problems among sepoys since Britishers ignored cast and community feelings when building a force of professionals soldiers. An Indian can never give up their caste and religious feelings. due to their ancestral roots, Indian never give up caste. Hence, in the early nineteenth century, when the British began developing a uniform military culture, it created problems among sepoys. Caste and community feelings were ignored in building a force of professional soldiers.