UPSC Prelims · 1983 · GS Paper I · Q27
In what way Indian cotton industry was inferior to that of England during the British rule in India
- (A)Indian textile industry had an ever increasing and large domestic market
- (B)There was plenty of raw material available
- (C)The industry was not managed by highly skilled technicians and managers
- (D)India was the traditional home for cotton textiles
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Answer: (C) The industry was not managed by highly skilled technicians and managers
- Subject
- History
- Chapter
- British Land Revenue & Economic Impact
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