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1. When did the British gain control of Delhi?
2. How many Delhi Muslints migrated in 1947 partition of India?
3. Most of the migrants in Delhi were from
4. Which of the following city was Not developed as Presidency city in colonial India?
5. Which of the following was manufacturing town?
6. When did Delhi become the capital of British India?
7. Which region was NOT de-urbanised in the 19th century?
8. Which was NOT the place of East India Company’s 'factories’?
9. Which was NOT the new British Port in the late eighteenth century?

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