Question

Can India be called 'modern' in the true sense of the term during the time of the British? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

India is a land of [poverty] and, in some ways, of plenty. It is a nation both powerful and weak, ancient and modern, climatically dramatic in its contrasts. The very term "India" implies a unity which exists more as a tentative political form than as a human and socio-cultural reality.