Did the British de-industrialize or industrialize India?
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Answer / Vivek Sachan
The debate continues on whether the British colonial rule resulted in de-industrialization or industrialization of India. Some argue that traditional industries declined due to increased competition from British goods and policies, leading to de-industrialization. However, others contend that the British promoted industrial growth through infrastructure development, capital investment, and the introduction of modern technologies.
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