For 10 points, British food policies in what colony led to a 1943 famine causing the death of three million people in Bengal?
In an essay on "improvements of the revenues" of this colony, Henry Patullo claimed the quality of its textiles was unrivaled, and that demand for those textiles would never lessen. To aid in the enforcement of a certain tax, a 1500-mile-long hedge was planted in this colony. A glazed, floral fabric known as chintz originated in this colony, and was a type of cotton fabric called (*) calico, which also originated from this colony. A trading company established in this colony developed into a conglomerate called the Tata Group. Inhabitants of this colony sought self-sufficiency by boycotting foreign manufactured goods as part of the swadeshi movement. For 10 points, British food policies in what colony led to a 1943 famine causing the death of three million people in Bengal?
In an essay on "improvements of the revenues" of this colony, Henry Patullo claimed the quality of its textiles was unrivaled, and that demand for those textiles would never lessen.
British India [or Bhārat; accept British Raj; accept Bengal in the first sentence]