what is indigo?what was the effect of its cultivation on Indian farmers?
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Indigo is a source of blue dye. Indigo produced a rich blue colour. It was often referred to as Blue Gold.
The European planters pressurized the farmers to sign contracts and produce indigo.
The farmers were forced to produce indigo on their most fertile lands in which they were growing rice.
They made it compulsory for them to cultivate indigo on 25% of their land holdings.
The farmers who signed the contracts got loans to produce indigo.
Peasants got a very low price for the indigo and the cycle of loans never ended.
Indigo production ruined the fertility of the soil.
It was a double loss for the peasants.