European Invasion

 Though the English Men almost destroyed the Traditional culture and treasures of India. It is to be admitted that they did contribute to build a modern India too.

The Europeans have brought and provided English education to Indians. In other words, they gave us a common language through which we interact or communicate with others all over the world and the concept of the English language in today’s world plays a very crucial role in the development of the country. 

They introduced Modern Science. It is something miraculous that a country which had been controlled and moved by some superstitious beliefs for centuries. It is also a contribution of the European invasion which introduced modern science in India.

Now India is the largest democratic nation in the world in any sense of definition and description. Thanks to the Britishers, which no can deny. As they are the ones who introduced democratic principles in the form of constitutions to India.

Britishers also gave birth and developed of Nationalism. The knowledge of the freedom struggling and fighting in different countries collected by Indians, as they started reading articles in English, gave birth to national integration and national feeling in the minds of Indians. 

The European invasion brought tens of new professions of doctors, engineers, clerks, etc. Which ultimately opened a vast world of education to the masses of India. 

The new approaches and awareness influenced the social life of Indians a lot, and the social anarchies like child marriage, sati, untouchability, etc were eradicated with the ceaseless effort rendered by leaders like Raja Ram Mohan Roy. 

The style and themes of European writers inspired the Indians a lot and they started writing different sorts of literary pieces now several Indian writers are honored by people of different nations too. 

They brought modern trends in different fields of life such as food habits, agriculture, dress code, transportation attitude towards personal as well as social life.  The Railway of India, which is now the world's largest public sector, was also introduced by Britishers. Modern administration trends brought several changes in India. It created thousands of new clericals posts that demanded more educated hands and hence it created an opportunity for mass education.