The main objective of British developing Indian Railway system was to facilitate the traffic between?

A Source of raw material and export centers
B Source of raw material and ports
C Source of raw material and production centers
D Source of raw material and markets

Correct Answer: Source of raw material and production centers

The main objective of British developing Indian Railway system was to facilitate the traffic between source of raw material and production centers.
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