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The economy of India was transformed by the British through new technology. The British brought new road network, the world's third largest railroad system, telephone and telegraph lines, irrigation canals, and other things that modernized India.Health and cleanliness also improved with the British coming.he British brought new road network, the world's third largest railroad system, telephone and telegraph lines, irrigation canals, and other things that modernized India.
The greatest impact of British policies was the drain of wealth from India. The Indian economy, no doubt, was primarily a rural economy, but Indian artisans produced goods in bulk to meet the demands of Indian and European buyers.estern education, however, influenced Indian society in a way that the British could never have imagined. Theories of philosophers like John Locke, Jeremy Bentham, Adam Smith and Voltaire instilled in the Indian mind notions of freedom, liberty, equality and democracy.