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De-Industrialization: The Curse of Colonial Rule Meena Hareet Kumar* Head of Dept., Dept. of History, Shri Menash College, Jamuaramgarh, Jaipur, Rajasthan *Corresponding Author: Hareet Kumar Meena, Head of Dept., Dept. of History, Shri Menash College, Jamuaramgarh, Jaipur, Rajasthan Mobile: 9829786155. E-mail: drharitkumar@gmail.co
Abstract The longevity of the colonial rule over India affected the vitals of the Indian economic infrastructure. The long period of British rule over India provided enough time to the British to establish strong and stable institutions for the governance of India. During the British rule India provided an equipped captive market for British goods made from Indian raw materials. The resultant enrichment and industrial development was to take place in Britain and not in India. Thus at the dawn of independence, India inherited an economy that had the worst features of industrialization and poverty of immense intensity. Top Keywords Industrial Revolution, Closed economy, Charter of 1813. Top | |
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