Imagine yourself to be an Indigo farmer under the East India Company. You are narrating your experiences to a member of the British govt. What are the issues you would highlight and what possible remedies can you suggest? Remember- the remedies need to be something that will help both the farmer AND the Company!
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Imagine yourself to be an Indigo farmer under the East India Company. You are narrating your experiences to a member of the British govt.
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From the last decades of the eighteenth century, indigo cultivation in Bengal rapidly expanded. Only about 30% of indigo imported to Britain in 1788 was from India. This figure went up to 95% by 1810. Commercial agents and officials of the Company began investing in indigo production to increase their profit.
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