Infrastructure under Colonial Rule

Which of the following is considered as the positive contribution of the colonial government on the eve of independence?

Arrange the following events of India before the independence in chronological order:

(i) Opening of Suez Canal; 

(ii) Introduction of Railways;

(iii) The Second stage of Demographic Transition;

(iv) Incorporation of Tata Iron and Steel Company.

Mention the most important infrastructure developed during the British period. 

Railways were the most important infrastructure developed during the British period. 

The introduction of Railways benefited the Indians more than the Britishers.

During colonial rule, the motive behind infrastructural development was to provide basic amenities to the people. 

British introduced the railways in India in $1860$.

Briefly discuss the state of infrastructural facilities during the British period.

Briefly discuss the various reasons for development of infrastructure by the British Government.

State three reasons for development of railways in India.

Briefly discuss the state of roads and railways during the British rule. 

The first train on Indian soil was run in $1853$ between?

Which among the following was the most important infrastructure developed during the British rule?

British rule introduced railways in India in the year

_____ (Railways/Waterways)is one of the main positive contribution made by the British in India. 

The British introduced the railways in India in $1850$.

Where were the cotton textile mills mainly located?

Which handicraft industries flourished in India before the British rule?

What was the primary objective of the British in developing infrastructure in India?