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After 1853 very large amount of the British capital was invested in ……….

Jute Mills

Coal Mining

Railways

Tea Plantation

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Explanation:

- After 1853, British capital was extensively invested in the Railways in India. The year marked the running of the first passenger train from Mumbai to Thane.

- Railways revolutionized transportation in India, facilitating trade and movement.

- Additionally, the British also invested in other sectors like Tea Plantations, as India was a prime location for tea growth, leading to large tea estates.

- Coal Mining saw its development during British rule due to the industrial needs for energy.

- Jute Mills thrived, especially in places like Bengal, due to the demand for jute products.

Correct Answer: Option 3 - Railways

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