How did the Britishers destroy the textile and handloom industry of India?
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The English East India Company was concerned with its own profits. The textile mills in England needed a regular supply of raw cotton. The Company took cotton at very low prices and sent it to England.In return mill made cloth was send to India. Since cloth made on machines was cheaper the handloom industry of India.
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Indian textile industry has been considered one of the finest textile industries of the world from ancient times. It is believed that India became the “golden sparrow” in the past because of this textile industry. The Romans did business with India and apparently gave equal number of gold coins to Indians in exchange with the weight of Indian textiles. Even in the times of Mugals and British, the textile industries of Dhaka, Malwa and Banaras were considered as world class and exported throughout the world.
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