How British Rule Broke India’s Textile Industry and Left Our Weavers to Die in Poverty
The Fabric of a Nation Torn Before India was colonized by the British, it wasn’t just a land of spices and silks—it was the global textile capital. Between 1680 and 1780, Indian textiles dominated international markets, especially in Europe. British, Dutch, and French traders couldn’t get enough of Indian cottons, silks, and muslins. In […]
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