Explain any four causes of air pollution in Calcutta in the 19th century and early 20th century. Which body controlled industrial pollution in Bengal?

Answer : (c) Early June

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(C) Period Phase A. 1901–1921 Stagnant Growth Phase B. 1921–1951 Steady Growth Phase C. 1951–1981 Rapid High Growth Phase D. 1981–2001 [High Growth with definite signs of slowdown.]