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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.
August 15th, 1947, inaugurated one of the cruelest and most enduring ironies of decolonization. India, a British property with over 4,500 years of civilization and a population of 415 million, finally achieved independence.But it was a triumph that opened a social, historical and geographic wound that has yet to fully heal: the new Indian state was partitioned into two.ndia was independent, India's Muslim minority had its own independent state, and the British were in a position to leave their troublesome colonies behind. They were incomplete victories: up to 17 million people were eventually displaced, and 1 million killed, in the sectarian violence that followed partition.