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The British East India Company’s control over Haryana in the 18th and 19th centuries impacted the region’s economy. The Company introduced cash crops like indigo and promoted commercial agriculture, altering traditional agrarian practices. Haryana’s strategic location along trade routes and proximity to Delhi enhanced its economic importance under Company rule.