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British economic interest in India began in the 1600s, when the British East India company set up trading posts at Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta. Due to this trusted economic relationship, the British were able to guarantee some power in the Indian Market.

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First Indian Revolution, called the Sepoy Mutiny, ends in a few months with the fall of Delhi and Lucknow.

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On October 20th, 1858, Great Britain Colonized India. There were many trades being established, as well as the British's economic and political power. Apart from that, the British East Indian company shut down.

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Queen Victoria becomes the Empress of India.

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A group of middle-classed intelectuals in India, some of them British, founded the Indian National Congress, to be a voice of Indian opinion to the British government.

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Throughout the 19th Century,  Mohandas Gandhi tried to improve sustainability in India. He fought for its independence and advocated for minorities' equal rights.

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Not much longer after that, he started the movement satyagraha, which consisted of peaceful protests and a series of non violent civil resistance.

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Nowadays, it is very evident that societies are more sustainable, and that a now independent india is certainly more impactful than it was before.