0
What else can I help you with?
During british rule the Indian textile industry was almost wiped out because?
Machine-made British textiles were sold cheaply in India
Who is the Minister of State for Textiles for India?
Santosh Kumar Gangwar is the Minister of State for Textiles for India.
Who is the textiles minister?
The textiles minister of the government of India is Udyog Bhawan.
How did the development of cotton industries in Britain affect textile producers in India?
First:Indian textile now had to complete with British textiles in the European and American markets.Second:exporting textiles to England also became increasingly difficult since very high were imposed on Indian textiles imported into Britain.
Why did Britain want India?
for there textiles.
Can you name some textiles in India?
silk
What actors and actresses appeared in Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India - 1955?
The cast of Textiles and Ornamental Arts of India - 1955 includes: Pupul Jayakar as Narrator
Why did the British Concord India?
The British sought to conquer India primarily for economic gain, aiming to access its vast resources, trade routes, and lucrative commodities like spices, tea, and textiles. The establishment of the British East India Company facilitated this expansion, allowing Britain to exert political and military control over Indian territories. Additionally, the British viewed India as a strategic asset for enhancing their global influence and securing trade interests in Asia. Ultimately, the British conquest resulted in significant social, cultural, and economic changes in India.
What are India's main industries?
Textiles and Iron & steel
What are the key industries in India?
The key industries in India are textiles, food processing, and chemicals.
Why was Great Britain able to dominate India for almost 200 years?
Great Britain conquered India by having its army in the right place at the right time. A civil war was going on between two armies much stronger than the British Army. When those two armies had destroyed each other, the British Army took over.
Who made profit from the British east India company?
The primary beneficiaries of the British East India Company were its shareholders and investors, who profited from the company's trade and colonial ventures in India and other parts of Asia. British merchants and aristocrats also gained significant wealth through the company's operations, which included the lucrative trade of spices, textiles, and later, opium. Additionally, the British government benefited from the company's revenues and taxes, reinforcing its economic power during the colonial era.
