France. It ruled over a great part of India's eastern coastal regions and the regions formally allied to France or under its 'considerable influence' at one point - that is, around 1740 / 1750 - covered some 80% of India's territory, by far exceeding British influence in India. France's dream of turning all of India into its colony proved its undoing there. The British cleverly played on local rulers' reluctance to become mere figureheads within a French colony. With their support, the British defeated the French forces in 1757 and drove them back to a few remaining possessions in southern India.
Although it's often thought that British rule covered all of the subcontinent, France managed to hang on to its remaining colonial possessions there until India's independence in 1947. And Britain itself never directly ruled over most of India itself. A very large part of it remained under the rule of local Maharajahs until 1947. The British of course did make sure that their influence was considerable there and especially, that they retained control and dominance in all military matters and organizations.
In 1858, The British government was handed India after a series of revolts. The addition of India to the British empire brought large amounts of wealth to the nation. During other takeovers, Britain gained control over China as well.
France
yes.it was in 1800s and mid 1900s.
Cotton
British East India Company is one of the company. It was present in 1800s.
Queen Victoria
France
The British :)
In 1858, The British government was handed India after a series of revolts. The addition of India to the British empire brought large amounts of wealth to the nation. During other takeovers, Britain gained control over China as well.
France
it started after India got independence
India Apex
40%
yes.it was in 1800s and mid 1900s.
By the mid-1800s, the British East India Company controlled large portions of India, governing approximately 60% of the subcontinent directly through its own administrative system. This included key regions such as Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, while the remaining territories were under the rule of various princely states that were often allied with or subordinate to the Company. The Company's influence extended over the vast majority of India, establishing it as a dominant power before the British Crown took direct control in 1858 following the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
India/Pakistan were the richest country till 1800s before brithishers came and conquered the country for it's rich minirals such as gold and platinum. India also was the only source of diamonds until 1700s
just the incapable indian leaders who prolonged british stand in india by sticking to their ahimsa philosophy Humans are prone to delusions. We are prone to group thinking. Even when it is nonsense. I am sure that current Indian government is still seriously flawed.