Which of the following is incorrect with reference to the urbanisation process under British rule in the 19th century?
1. In the process new urban spaces called Civil Lines were set up, to accommodate Indian elites
2. For the British, the “Black” areas came to symbolize not only chaos and anarchy but also filth and disease.
3. Cantonments, hills stations were a distinctive features of colonial urban development
4. Stringent administrative measures regarding sanitation were implemented and building activity in the Indian towns was regulated
1. In the process new urban spaces called Civil Lines were set up, to accommodate Indian elites
2. For the British, the “Black” areas came to symbolize not only chaos and anarchy but also filth and disease.
3. Cantonments, hills stations were a distinctive features of colonial urban development
4. Stringent administrative measures regarding sanitation were implemented and building activity in the Indian towns was regulated
Correct Answer – Option 4 : Stringent administrative measures regarding sanitation were implemented and building activity in the Indian towns was regulated
The correct answer is Stringent administrative measures regarding sanitation were implemented and building activity in the Indian towns was regulated.