The primary objectives of Indian railways as built by the British were ____

movement of troops

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to connect the interior agricultural districts of India to the coastal regions

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to help Indian manufacturers tap the internal markets

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to connect and integrate the interior regions of the country

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Solution

The correct options are
A
movement of troops

B
to connect the interior agricultural districts of India to the coastal regions

The primary objectives of Indian railways as built by the British were the movement of troops as well as to connect the interior agricultural districts to the coastal regions.

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