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Cotton production and distribution in India before the industrial revolution was done in large-scale.
Yes it did. Industrial Revolution started in India.
it started after India got independence
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The industrial relations have been varied throughout history. With all of the different cultural and religious groups, there were different ways that things were done throughout its history.
The Indian treasure did not directly begin the Industrial Revolution; however, it played a significant role in financing it. Wealth acquired from India, particularly through the British East India Company's trade and exploitation of resources, contributed to the accumulation of capital in Britain. This capital was then invested in industrial ventures, facilitating technological advancements and manufacturing growth. Thus, while not a direct cause, Indian treasure helped fuel the economic conditions necessary for the Industrial Revolution.
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Industrial revolution began in end of 17th century when britain conquered india and also established its east india co. From india britishers exported many raw materials like cotton,spices,other materials which were abundant here, and not there.britishers took this in bulk to britain from india and developed their industries.it was available in india at low cost thus they exploited indian artisans and developed themselves..............
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Grey revolution refers to the development and modernization of the iron and steel industry in India during the late 1960s and early 1970s. This revolution aimed to increase steel production in the country and promote industrial growth. It played a significant role in boosting India's economy and infrastructure.
I think that industrial revolution change the world by changing the environment and the life style of people specially in India.
The Industrial Revolution had a significant impact on India. It led to the growth of industries and infrastructure, such as railways, factories, and mines. However, it also contributed to the exploitation of Indian resources, economic inequality, and the decline of traditional handicraft industries. Additionally, the industrialization process had social and cultural consequences, including urbanization and the emergence of a new working class.