INDIA'S GIANT PROJECT

The video covers the opening of the Dagarpur Steelworks in West Bengal, a major project by British firms. It highlights the employment of 30,000 Indian workers and collaboration with UK craftsmen. The project, costing over a hundred million pounds, was made possible through Commonwealth financial cooperation. Dr. Rajendra Prasad inaugurated the steelworks, which is expected to produce up to two and a half million ingot tons annually, supporting India's second five-year plan.

What is the significance of the Dagarpur Steelworks project in West Bengal?

• It is the biggest overseas operation by British industry.

• It is the largest steelworks in the world.

• It is the most expensive project in history.

• It is the first steelworks in India.

How many Indian workers were employed in the construction of the Dagarpur Steelworks?

• 40,000

• 30,000

• 20,000

• 10,000

What role did the Commonwealth play in the Dagarpur Steelworks project?

• Provided technical expertise

• Offered financial cooperation

• Supplied raw materials

• Managed the construction

Who inaugurated the Dagarpur Steelworks?

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Dr. Rajendra Prasad

What is the initial expected output of the Dagarpur Steelworks?

• 2.5 million ingot tons per year

• 1 million ingot tons per year

• 500,000 ingot tons per year

• 2 million ingot tons per year