Question

* write briefly note on their
industrial Sector of India during
the colonial Rule​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

During the colonial rule, the development of industries was at a slow pace and did not witness much growth.

The British de-industrialization's primary motive was dual. They never authorized modernization, nor did they encourage industrial growth.

Britishers typically intended to develop India a net exporter of raw materials to British factories and to trade goods on the Indian market at a higher cost.

There was barely an industry for capital goods for sustaining the sluggish industrial growth occurring in India.

Further, Britishers never intended to set up these industries as they required people to be dependent on them for the supply of capital and heavy goods.

Discriminatory tariff policies had also been pursued.

The policies lead to the exempted sale of Indian raw substances, importation of finished goods from Britain and imposition of hefty duty and tariffs on Indian handicrafts exports.