History · Modern Indian History
With reference to colonial labour reforms in India, consider the following statements: I. Early factory legislation in India was primarily aimed at improving working conditions of women and children. II. The introduction of labour laws was driven equally by humanitarian concerns and pressure from British industrial interests. III. Trade union activities were legally recognized from the beginning of factory legislation. Which of the statements given above are NOT correct?
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- 1I and III only
- 2II and III only✓
- 3II only
- 4I only
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II and III only
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