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What are the transport developments in India before and after independence?
The Britisher's founded the first railway system in India of 8ooo kms
When and where was the rationing system introduced in India?
1950
When ryotwari system introduced in India?
never
Who introduced Mahalwari system in India?
The British Army
Who introduced the present department system in administration in India?
The British introduced the present department system in administration in India. The Supreme Court of India was found in January 1950 in Delhi. The Supreme Court received its own building in 1958.
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Did the britisher helped in the economic progress of India?
Yes they did ,they started making buildings and forts setting up hospitals and schools. They only introduced the railway system in India.
What are the transport developments in India before and after independence?
The Britisher's founded the first railway system in India of 8ooo kms
What would be India now if the britisher's had not invaded India?
India would still be India.
Who introduced Iqtadari system in India?
The iqtadari system was introduced by Iltumish in india. This is a system pertaining to division/partition of land.
Who introduced rationing system in India first?
Indians introduced it.
When and where was the rationing system introduced in India?
1950
When ryotwari system introduced in India?
never
Who introduced castes system to India?
the aryans
When was system of dyarchy introduced in India?
1919
When was the metric system established in India?
The metric system was introduced in 1958.
When was savings banking system introduced in India?
1885
Who introduced Mahalwari system in India?
The British Army
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