What Flocc said. Along the Indo-Gangetic belt we see a resurgence of a Mughal Empire, one that is by now more like a decentralized HRE rather than the thing it was at the time of Akbar and even Aurangzeb. In the south the British continue to ply their trade, though the rest of the European nations may get a bit of a leg up and try to exploit the newly open markets of the North while in the South British authority over Travancore might fade, giving the state a moment to breath and an opportunity to modernise should the BEIC come knocking again.
But what is important here is the message it sends; European power can be shattered. Sure it took nearly a full myriad of Indian states as well as an uprising within the ranks of the British themselves, but a precedent is set. The British will try and rectify this as soon as possible since the empire cannot lose its largest cash cow, who would the British empire have an eternal sun above it other wise?