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During the colonial period, India's industrial development was shaped by British policies. Which of the following options best describes the nature of industrial development in India on the eve of independence?
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- 1Limited industrial activity, mainly concentrated in a few cities like Calcutta and Bombay✓
- 2Widespread industrial growth across rural and urban areas
- 3Strong domestic capital goods industry in all provinces
- 4Balanced regional distribution of heavy industries
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Limited industrial activity, mainly concentrated in a few cities like Calcutta and Bombay
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