Asian influences in north india

Access to English education and, for a select few, advanced training in Western law, science, and medicine and opportunities to study abroad in Britain altered the relationship between the British colonial state and its Indian subjects.

Formerly, the focus was upon rural, natural, fresh, and prepared on-site food.

They are noted to be usually cost—intensive, but rarely cost—effective, which makes them continuously dependent on donors, and makes it difficult to replicate the programs, especially if the donors were to stop funding them Thomas, The interactions between India and Southeast Asia were marked by waves of influence and dominance.