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Critically examine the structural transformation in the Industrial Sector of India since independence.
Contribution to GDP The contribution to GDP of the country changed in all the three sectors primary, secondary and tertiary of the economy. Industrial growth pattern Shift in industrial growth with focus shifted to capital goods industries from old trend ..
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Examine the importance of National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) 2020 towards achieving sustainable mobility and National Fuel Security.
Hint: As transportation sector accounts for second largest emissions of carbon dioxide globally, governments, climate change activists proposed for “National Electric Mobility Mission Plan”, which aims to achieve national fuel security by promoting hybrid and electric vehicles in the country. ..
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Discuss the structural patterns in the Chemical Industry in India.
The structural pattern of Chemical Industry includes: Basic Organic Chemicals– includes methanol, acetic acid, formaldehyde, etc Speciality Chemicals- high value, low volume chemicals known for their end use applications ex- Paints and coatings, Cosmetic etc. Chlor-Alkali– includes caustic soda, liquid ..
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What are the major problems faced by Jute Industry in India. Discuss making a case for "Golden Fibre Revolution"in India.
On partition, maximum Jute mills remained in India while major Jute producing area went to East Pakistan (Now Bangladesh).This created problems for India in terms of Shortage of Raw Material. Other associated problems are: Obsolete Mills and Machinery– The mills ..
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Which sectors are reserved for MSME industries today? Discuss in the light of recent government policy.
Reservation and de-reservation of the products for particular sector is done under the Industries (Development& Regulation) Act, 1951.Furthermore, the government kept abolishing the reservation of all items and as of today not a single item is reserved for small industries. ..
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Critically examine the growth trends in Industrial Development in the country since 1951, pointing out factors responsible for these trends.
Hint: Industrial growth during the planning era can be divided into four phases: First Phase of High Growth was from 1951-66 for the first three five year plans. Investment in heavy industries was the key factor and the phase had ..
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