Identify the measures taken by the government to protect small-scale industries in India during the first seven Five Year Plans:

A. Lower excise duty was imposed.

B. No quotas were specified and any quantity of goods needed for production could be imported by small scale industries.

C. Provision of bank loans at lower interest rates.

D. The production of the number of products was reserved for the small-scale industry.

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Arrange the following establishment in chronological order of establishement (oldest to latest).

(A) The Tata Iron and Steel Company was incorporated in India.

(B) Suez Canal's opening reduced the cost of transportation.

(C) Tata Airelines was established in the aviation sector in India.

(D) The British established the railway network in India.

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Put the following chronologically:

A. Installation of M/r. Tata Iron and Steel

B. Starting Railways services during British Period

C. Collection of Population details in British India

D. Establishment of Planning commission

E. Existence of Karve committee

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What was the main motive of British rule in India?

Which one of the following statements is True for Indian economy under the British colonial rule?

India could not develop a sound industrial base under the colonial rule. During the second half of the nineteenth century, modern industry began to take root in India but its progress remained very slow. Identify the incorrect statement in this context.

In India, during the first seven plans, trade policy was characterized by an inward-looking trade strategy. Technically, this strategy is called: