Explanation:

Effects of swadeshi movement: The movement resulted in the regeneration of indigenous goods; The boycott of foreign goods led to the increase in demand of indigenous goods; The mill-owners of Bombay and Ahmedabad came to the rescue of the movement; The Boycott movement in Bengal supplied a momentum and driving force to the cotton mills in India and the opportunity thus presented was exploited by the mill-owners; It was complained at that time that the Bombay mill-owners made a huge profit at the expense of what they regarded as 'Bengali Sentimentalism', for buying indigenous cloth at any sacrifice; Bengal had to supplement the supply from Bombay mills by the coarse production of handlooms; The weaving industry in Bengal was a very flourishing one till the British ruined it after they had established their rule over the province in the 18th century; The economic boycott movement seemed to be a suitable opportunity for reviving that industry; The clothes produced were very coarse but were accepted by the Bengalis in the true spirit of the Swadeshi Movement.