Statement 1 is true because British policies, particularly the commercialization of agriculture, were aimed at extracting resources for Britain's own benefit. These policies led to the focus on cash crops and reduced the cultivation of food crops.
Statement 2 is false because while the British did focus on some infrastructural development, such as railways, it was primarily for the purpose of extracting resources and moving goods for trade rather than benefiting the local population. The overall goal was to serve British colonial interests, not the welfare of the Indians.