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Where did British first open their factories in Eastern part of India ?
Answer: B
It was in Orissa.
The English opened their first factory in eastern India at Hariharpur in the Mahanadi delta and at Balasore in 1633, under a farman obtained from the Mughal governor of Orissa. Hooghly and the Bengal factories followed.
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