Robert Clive: Why the founder of British Indian empire slit his own throat

In 1774, Robert Clive, a controversial figure in British India, died. Clive rose from a clerk to a military leader, securing British control over Bengal through battles like Plassey. He amassed wealth but faced accusations of corruption. Clive secured the diwani, establishing the Company's fiscal control. Facing scrutiny and health issues, Clive died amid questions about his legacy.