List-1
First in IndiaList-II
Established Year(a) First Cotton Mill in India (I) 1875 (b) First Jute mill in India (II) 1851 (c) First Factory Commission appointed in India (III) 1881 (d) First Factories Act was passed in India (IV) 1855
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Industrial Firsts: India Matching Game
This question requires matching significant industrial milestones in India (List-I) with the years they were established or enacted (List-II).
Matching List-I with List-II: Establishment Years
| List-I: First in India | List-II: Established Year |
| (a) First Cotton Mill in India | (II) $\text{1851}$ |
| (b) First Jute mill in India | (IV) $\text{1855}$ |
| (c) First Factory Commission appointed in India | (I) $\text{1875}$ |
| (d) First Factories Act was passed in India | (III) $\text{1881}$ |
Details on India's First Industrial Milestones
Cotton Mill: First Establishment Year
The First Cotton Mill in India is matched with the year $\text{1851}$ (Option II). While the most widely cited year for the first successful cotton mill is $\text{1854}$ in Bombay, $\text{1851}$ is presented as the correct match in this context.
Jute Mill: First Establishment Year
The First Jute Mill in India was established in $\text{1855}$ (Option IV). This significant event marked the beginning of the jute industry in the country.
Factory Commission: First Appointment Year
The First Factory Commission was appointed in India in $\text{1875}$ (Option I). This commission was formed to investigate the working conditions in factories.
Factories Act: First Passing Year
The First Factories Act was passed in India in the year $\text{1881}$ (Option III). This was a landmark legislation aimed at regulating labour conditions in factories.
Therefore, the correct matching is (a)-II, (b)-IV, (c)-I, and (d)-III.
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