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After Independence, India had favourable Balance of Trade situations for:
Two times
Three times
Four times
Always
- After gaining independence, India mostly faced a negative balance of trade, which means the value of its imports was often higher than its exports.
- Even so, India did experience a trade surplus, but only on three occasions.
- This happened in the years when global economic conditions favored Indian exports, or when domestic policy changes improved trade balances.
- Such occurrences were exceptions rather than the rule and didn’t last long.
- A trade surplus reflects more exports than imports, but it's mostly been in deficit for India.
So, the correct answer is:
Option 2: Three times
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