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The chapter examines the complex interplay between colonialism, social change, and development in India, highlighting the significant structural changes brought about by British colonial rule. It focuses on industrialisation and urbanisation, the paradoxical influence of English language, and how these changes have shaped the socio-economic landscape of modern India. The chapter also discusses the implications of colonial experiences on contemporary Indian society, political life, and the ongoing process of urban transformation.
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Term: Colonialism
Definition: The establishment of rule by one country over another, especially the political economic domination historically enforced by Western powers over colonised nations.
Term: Industrialisation
Definition: The process through which a society transforms from primarily agrarian to one dominated by the manufacture of goods and services, often characterized by the use of machinery and inanimate power.
Term: Urbanisation
Definition: The population shift from rural to urban areas, often associated with industrial development and the expansion of cities.