Nope. Try reading properly next time.
Again it was conquered by a private corporation overwhelmingly funded and fought for by Indians.
After the Raj though, it was left with a higher per capita GDP than the Mughals who you insist were "doing great"
(I think they were both pretty bad)
Seeing as you are incapable of actual argument or logical thought, just vapid, unsupported assertions, further discussion is pointless.
I'll just repeat the findings of an prominent
Indian scholar on the impacts of colonial rule on inequality and impoverishment:
In the most accepted view on inequality in colonial India, inequality increased between the propertied and the property-less because of capitalist exploitation and colonial institutional intervention, and between the colonists and the indigenes because of unequal political power. The paper rejects the thesis.. The extractive power of the state is overstated... Colonial economic policies were good for business, and had a weak effect on agriculture. To sum up, there was the emergence of a middle-class that gained from the open trading economy. There was no other pattern of much significance.