Peoples And Problems of India
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India thereby has been able both to feed its increased population and in years of average prosperity to export upwards of £100,000,000 of food grains, fibres, oil-seeds, or the manufactured products thereof, to foreign countries.
The industrial revolution in India may be said to be beginning. So far its effects have been most felt in the country's principal industry, agriculture. The village community of the past is losing its isolation and its economic independence. It is beginning to produce ...for distant markets and is being drawn ECONOMIC LIFE 155 into the ocean of international commerce.
The change is not without its dangers, and there are those who view it with regret.
But it is inevitable and it is on the whole fraught with good. Labour has already become more mobile, and thereby more efficient. Mining and modern manufacturing industries have taken root at various points on or near the seaboard and at specially favoured centres in the interior. Among these industries it is sufficient to mention gold and coal-mining, cotton and jute power- mills, tea and coffee planting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
India thereby has been able both to feed its increased population and in years of average prosperity to export upwards of £100,000,000 of food grains, fibres, oil-seeds, or the manufactured products thereof, to foreign countries.
The industrial revolution in India may be said to be beginning. So far its effects have been most felt in the country's principal industry, agriculture. The village community of the past is losing its isolation and its economic independence. It is beginning to produce ...for distant markets and is being drawn ECONOMIC LIFE 155 into the ocean of international commerce.
The change is not without its dangers, and there are those who view it with regret.
But it is inevitable and it is on the whole fraught with good. Labour has already become more mobile, and thereby more efficient. Mining and modern manufacturing industries have taken root at various points on or near the seaboard and at specially favoured centres in the interior. Among these industries it is sufficient to mention gold and coal-mining, cotton and jute power- mills, tea and coffee planting.
What to read after Peoples And Problems of India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holderness, T. W. (Thomas William), Sir, 1849- to read onlineMoreLess
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