History, asked by chiragmittal5358, 1 year ago

Scientific and technological development in british india

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Answered by Sushank2003

Colonisation is always inimical to any organised development of creativity amongst the colonised. As India was a large country to be governed, theBritish realised that it was important to have a cadre of well-trained Indians in all areas including science and technology.

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