Question: Which class of people in India underwent the lesser impact of the Great Depression?
Answer: The urban class of India had undergone a lesser impact of the Great Depression. They were given their salaries and could buy things at a cheaper price. It was the rural segment that had a major impact due to the Great Depression.
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