History · Modern Indian History

Consider the following statements regarding British-era military infrastructure in southern India and its contemporary relevance: I. British cantonments in southern India were often located inland to reduce vulnerability to naval attacks and to secure overland logistics corridors linking presidencies. II. The rediscovered outpost in Domlur, Bengaluru indicates that colonial military installations were integrated with road networks connecting inland cantonments to the Madras Presidency hinterland. III. Colonial-era military depots and protection posts were primarily built to secure riverine trade routes along the Cauvery delta. How many of the above statements are correct?