alleryIn 1911, where were about two-thirds of large industries located?
APunjab and Bihar
BBengal and Bombay
CMadras and Mysore
DCentral Provinces
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Bengal and Bombay
In 1911 about 67 per cent of large industries were located in Bengal and Bombay, while small-scale production dominated the rest of the country.
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