The background of the Indian industrialisation and its political states is as it was a mixed economy and a socialist-democratic country, with 542 states, there were different local states governing these areas. The state’s government in which most of the important decisions are taken by state officials rather than by elected representative. In order to trade (import or export), you were to require a licence by the East India Company controlled by England, which took up to 9 years to collect from Delhi. Additionally, post-independence, the foreign policy was enforced with more liberal laws to be enforced by the new Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru as his ideology was - nation’s pride for its changing economic reforms is enclosed by the statement “a second-rate Indian good is superior to a first-rate foreign product” – based on this statement, he established the state ownership as well as import-substitution, in order to achieve a better internal capacity for the nation.