The implementation of factory legislation in India in the nineteenth century was a result of the pre...........

Modern Indian History Developments

The implementation of factory legislation in India in the nineteenth century was a result of the pressure on the Government of India from

The trade unionists in India

The socialists in India

The manufacturers from Lancashire and Manchester

The Indian National Congress

छोटे Courses बड़े Results

Master Developments

Prepare through Micro-courses

Try Now

Explanation:

The Indian textile industry, which had access to cheap and talented labour, was a threat to the Lanchashire textile capitalist lobby. Under pressure from the English capitalist, the first commission, related to the condition of workers, was appointed in 1875. Subsequently, the first Factory Act was passed in 1881.