3. Agricultural Sector
Very important sector of Indian
economy as it contributes 17% to the
total GDP
provides employment to over 60% of
the population.
General source of food supply.
Commercial importance.
Main source of government
revenue..
Why
this
sector?
4. Micro Irrigation Fund (MIF).
National Scheme on Welfare of Fishermen.
Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY).
National Mission For Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA).
Their vision:
To promote uniformity in agriculture marketing.
Promoting real time price discovery based on actual
demand and supply.
5. Measures to boost
the sector
Investing in smarter value chains.
Crop Diversification.
MSPs of farmers must be increased.
Usage of E-commerce should be encouraged.
Higher state aid to farmers and food processing companies.
Building farmer resilience to environmental shocks.
6. Public Transport Sector
Connects the most remote areas
across the country.
Second largest and busiest network in
the world.
Contributes 6.4% to gdp of our country.
Usage is decreasing gradually over
past few years.
Thus lot of introspection needed in
other areas too.
Why
this
sector?
7. National public Bicycle scheme.
National urban transport policy.
Their vision:
total mobility plan for all the States.
promoting innovative project implementation models.
Efficient use of public transport vehicles.
8. Measures to boost
the particular sector
Sanitization rules must be published.
Replacing Bus transport, fleets with hybrid technology.
Switching to Euro VI norms.
Expanding walking and cycling networks.
Thermal screening of passengers must be done.
Avoid overcrowding at terminals.
Professionalizing transport system through
technology
financial assistance.
9. Manufacturing Industry
Contributes up to 16-17% to gdp.
Increasing number of skilled
manpower.
Very large market.
350+ industrial clusters in process.
robust demands.
Increasing investments .
Competitive advantage.
Why
this
sector?
10. National Manufacturing policy.
National IPR policy.
National digital communication policy.
Objectives:
enhance the share of manufacturing sector in GDP to
25%.
Creating 100 million jobs by 2022.
11. Measures to boost
the given sector
Decentralize the industries.
Regulate few policies to attract FDI.
Register unregistered MSMEs.
Prioritize trade through waterways.
Promote advance practices in manufacturing.
Rationalization and simplification of business regulations.
12. Please pay the Taxes.
Acknowledge the needy people about
government policies.
Increase approach towards swadeshi
movement. {Make in India}
Discipline and unity to keep momentum.
We should be ready to embrace the
opportunities for our nation.