Which of the following statements regarding the promotion of science during Colonial India, are correct?

(a) Nineteenth-century Indian Science was 'Eurocentric', centripetal and hegemonistic discipline

(b) For Mahendra Lal Sarkar, political nationalism had no meaning without science as its guiding spirit

(c) The state involvement made colonial science philanthropic and promoting Indian interests

(d) Colonial Science was inextricably woven into the whole fabric of colonialism

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