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Kawasji Nanabhoy started the first textile mill in 1853
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MSCERT Class 8 History Ch 4 The effects of British Rule in India

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Kawasji Nanabhoy began their first textile mill in the year 1853 at the location of Bombay named as “The Bombay spinning mill”.

Bombay spinning & weaving company was known to be the first cotton mill which was established in Bombay, India by Cowasjee Nanobhoy Davor as well as his associates.

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