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Standard VIII
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Industrialisation in Britain
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Write in your own words about machine-based and heavy industries.
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Your answer should have the following points:
Machine-based industries:
Where were these industries first set up?
Who owned these industries?
Heavy industries:
Talk about the iron and steel industry.
Talk about the contributions of TISCO.
Solution:
Machine-based industries:
The machine-based industry began in an organised manner in India with the establishment of the cotton textile industry in Bombay in 1854.
Then the jute industry was established in the Hooghly valley at Rishra near Calcutta in 1855.
Later on, the first paper mill was started in Ballyguni in Calcutta in 1870.
These cotton mills were owned by Indians whereas the British capitalists owned jute mills.
The cotton mills were set up in Bombay and Ahmedabad and the jute mills were on the banks of the Hooghly river.
The woollen and leather factories were set up in Kanpur.
Heavy industries:
The best example of heavy industry is the iron and steel industry.
In India, Steel was first manufactured using modern methods at Kulti in 1874.
The credit for the development of large-scale manufacture of steel in India is given to Jamshedji Tata.
He established the Tata Iron and Steel Company or TISCO in 1907 at Jamshedpur. They began the production of pig iron in 1911 and steel ingots in 1912.
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