How did the British modernize India technologically?

Question

...during the Age of Imperialism

Answer 1

Lee-Enfield .303

Answer 2

Besides the excellent answer that lazy gave you...the British also mapped the country...introduced a system of government...a civil service...a legal system...law and order..etc

Although colonialism is nowadays a dirty word it was in fact a two way street...and just as the Romans left Britain a rich legacy so the British left India better placed in the world...

Answer 3

After world war two.

Exodus 20. 1-3

Decode this lyrics " You raised me up"

Was it not from their education and communication system?

Genesis 11.1

Exodus 24.12

Exodus 18.20

Leviticus 24.22

Look in the real world how their elders advance in time.

After they left with time.

Who kick the butts of their own children with them living in misery with the missing link in the generation gap like a cave-men from the twilight zone in moving backwards in time?

Luke 8.5-8,10-17

Getting them all kick on the butts as casualty of the dead Mummy in climbing up the coconut trees and still look green with lost sense of direction and purpose of life in kicking the butts of God in not worshiping God?

Leviticus 4. 13, 22

Matt 22. 17-21

Where is the so-called success of past glorious civilization of the dead Mummy with whiff of rotten stench of empty skeleton of skull and bones of failures and horrors of the past from the graveyards of different ghostly ancestor's culture and custom who was dead and buried was long gone with time?

Luke 6.39-40,41-45,46-49

When they were the living and not the dead yet?

Luke 9.25,55-56,60

What do you think?

Answer 4

you mean besides the trains? the road networks (making trade possible/faster like the trains did, an event that speeds the spread of technology)? the removal of the taggi death cult (ok, that one just left more people alive to work)? the unification the indian people under one language (allowing for easier sharing of ideas among people who would otherwise not have been able to understand each other without first learning several languages)? the installation of a fine military and thus beginning a strong military history (wars cause advances in technology, unfortunate but true)? Really anything that the british learned with technology they took to india because it was such a valuable colony and they wanted to keep profitting from it.