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1. Social Art
Integration
Activity
BY:
S.HAEMA
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TRADE , TRANSPORT AND TOURISM OF TAMIL NADU AND JAMMU
& KASHMIR

2. TRADE OF TAMIL
NADU AND
JAMMU &
KASHMIR

3. Trade of Tamil nadu
• Trade may be defined as "an exchange of goods and commodities either within the country or between countries." In simple words,
buying and selling of commodities is called trade and it may be local, regional, national and international.
• MAJOR EXPORTS OF TAMIL NADU
• The major exports of Tamil Nadu include:
1. Textile goods
2. Drugs and pharmaceuticals
3. Chemicals
4. Leather and leather goods
5. Ores and minerals
6. Software and electronics

4. MAJOR IMPORTS OF TAMIL NADU
The major imports of Tamil Nadu include:
1. Mineral fuel and mineral oil
2. Electrical machinery equipment and spare parts
3. Iron and steel and articles of iron and steel
4. Natural and cultured pearls
5. Organic chemicals
6. Plastics and articles
7. Vegetable fats and oil products
As Tamil Nadu has well developed roadways and railways, domestic trade is efficiently handled among the districts of Tamil
Nadu. For marketing the commodities, there are several market committees. At present there are about 303 APMCs in the
state. The exports of Tamil Nadu has been increasing at faster rate. The significant rise in IT companies in Tamil Nadu has
promoted the value of software export in recent years

5. Trade of Jammu & Kashmir
• Trade:
• The economy of the state of Jammu and Kashmir is essentially agrarian in character. Most of the workforce of the state is engaged in
agriculture, horticulture, sericulture, apiculture, forestry and goats and sheep rearing. Consequently, the state exports a large variety of agro-
based and forest-based products. Being poor in basic minerals, the import consists of metallic goods, machinery, iron, chemical products,
electric goods, fibres, clothes and apparels.
• Imports:
• The main commodities of imports in the state of Jammu and Kashmir include machinery, iron steel, metals, electric goods, petroleum, petroleum products,
synthetic fibres, rubber, fertilizers, tea, paper, sugar, rice, wheat, oilseeds, groundnut, coal-tar, dyes, crockery (all sorts), drugs and medicines, coal, citrus fruits,
vegetables, pulses, leather goods, vehicles, spare motor parts, edible oils, milk powder, stationery, salt, spices, living animals (sheep and goats), military goods,
LPG, sports goods, fodder and chemicals.

6. The people of Jammu and Kashmir in general and that of the Valley of Kashmir are largely dependent on imported food (sheep,
goats, wheat, rice, pulses, milk powder, tea, sugar and clothes etc.). The state is not self-reliant even in the case of food and gen-
eral provisions.

7. TRANSPORT OF TAMILNADU
AND
JAMMU& KASHMIR

8. Road network
TAMIL NADU
• In Tamil Nadu, the Highways & Minor Ports Department (HMPD) is
primarily responsible for construction and maintenance of roads
including national highways, state highways and major district roads.
HMPD was established as Highways Department (HD) in April 1946 and
subsequently renamed on 30 October 2008.It operates through seven wings
namely National Highways Wing, Construction & Maintenance Wing,
NABARD and Rural Roads Wing, Projects Wing, Metro Wing, Tamil Nadu
Road Sector Project Wing, Investigation and Designs Wing geographically
spread across the state in 32 districts with about 120 divisions and 450
subdivisions
JAMMU & KASHMIR
National Highways in Jammu and Kashmir"
National Highway 1A (India, old numbering)
• National Highway 1B (India, old numbering)
• National Highway 1C (India, old numbering)
• National Highway 1D (India, old numbering)
• Jammu-Srinagar National Highway
• National Highway 1 (India)
• National Highway 44 (India)
• National Highway 144 (India)
• National Highway 144A (India)
• National Highway 444 (India)
• National Highway 501 (India)
• National Highway 701 (India)

9. ROADWAYS OF TN & JK

10. Railway network
TAMIL NADU
• The Southern Railway (abbreviated SR), headquartered
at Chennai, is one of the 18 zones of Indian Railways. It is the
earliest of the 18 zones of the Indian Railways created in
independent India. It was created on 14 April 1951 by merging
three state railways, namely, the Madras and Southern
Mahratta Railway, the South Indian Railway Company, and
the Mysore State Railway. The South Indian Railway was
originally created in the British colonial times as Great
Southern India Railway Co founded in Britain in 1853 and
registered in 1859. Its original headquarters was
in Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) and was registered as a company
in London only in 1890. At present, after re-organization of
existing railway zones and creation of new zones undertaken
by the Indian Railways between 2002–03, Southern Railway
has emerged as the 4th largest zone after undertaking some
gauge conversion projects and creation of new lines.[2]
JAMMU &
KASHMIR
• The Jammu–Baramulla line[1] is a railway
track being laid to connect the Kashmir
Valley in the Indian union territory
of Jammu and Kashmir with Jammu
railway station and thence to the rest of the
country. The 356 km railway track will start
from Jammu and end at Baramulla.[2] It
comes under the jurisdiction of the Firozpur
railway division of Indian
Railways' Northern zone. The 359 m
(1,178 ft) tall Chenab Bridge lies on this
line, which once completed will be the
tallest railway bridge in the world. [3]

11. RAILWAYS OF TN & JK

12. Waterways
TAMIL NADU
• National Waterways-4
• Kakinada-Puducherry canal stretch (767km) along
with Godavari River stretch (171km) between
(Bhadrachalam and Rajhamundry) and Krishna
River stretch(157km) between (Wazirabad and
Vijaywada) is termed as NW-4.Total length of NW-
4 is 1095 km. A network of irrigation cum
navigation canal linking Chennai and Ennore Ports
in Tamil Nadu with the Kakinada Port,and Ma-
chlipatnam Ports in Andhra Pradesh runs through a
distance of 618 kms. The Kakinad canal and Eluru
canal and Commamur canal which are irrigation
cum navigation canal also interlink the two major
river systems of Godavari and Krishna. The
Buckingham canal which interlinks the Commamur
canal with Chennai port runs through a distance of
315 Km is tidal.
JAMMU & KASHMIR
•Four major rivers, Jhelum,
Chenab, Indus and Ravi
in Jammu and Kashmir
have been declared
"national waterways"

13. WATERWAYS OF TN & JK

14. Airways
TAMIL NADU
• "Airports in Tamil Nadu"
Chennai International Airport
Chettinad Airport
Cholavaram airbase
Coimbatore International Airport
Hosur Aerodrome
INS Parundu
INS Rajali
Kayathar AirportMadurai Airport
Neyveli Airport
Salem Airport (India)
Sulur Air Force Station
Tambaram Air Force Station
Thanjavur Air Force Station
Tiruchirappalli International Airport
Tuticorin Airport
Ulundurpettai Airport
Vellore Airport
JAMMU &
KASHMIR
• Jammu Airport, officially known
as Jammu Civil
Enclave,[5] (IATA: IXJ, ICAO: VIJU) is
a domestic airport
serving Jammu, Jammu and
Kashmir, India. It is situated 14 km (8.7
miles) from the international border
between India and Pakistan.

15. AIRWAYS OF TN &JK

16. TOURISM OF
TAMILNADU AND
JAMMUKASHMIR

17. Tourism of tamilnadu
1. Ooty
Often referred to as Queen of hill stations, Ooty is one of the best hill stations in India and also one of the top places to
experince Tamilnadu Tourism. At an altitude of 7,440 feet, Ooty is situated at a distance of 265 km from Bangalore.
A nature lover's paradise, Ooty was a popular summer and weekend getaway for the British during colonial days. The
rolling hills, lush green vegetation and the misty landscapes attract large number of tourists to this hill station.
2. Madurai
Situated on the banks of the River Vaigai, Madurai is the third-largest city in Tamilnadu and one of the
most famous places of pilgrimage in India. The city is situated about 209 km from Coimbatore and
464kmfromChennai
Also referred to as Athens of the East, Madhurai is the oldest continually inhabited city in the Indian
peninsula, with a history dating back to the Sangam period of the pre-Christian era. Madurai was the seat
of power of the Pandyan Empire. It is considered as the cultural capital of Tamilnadu. The city is very well
known for Madurai Meenakshi Temple.

18. 3. Kodaikanal
Often referred to as the Princess of Hill stations, Kodaikanal or Kodai is one of the top tourist destinations in Tamilnadu tour packages and
among the best hill stations in South India. It is located at a distance of about 469 km from Bangalore & 528 km from Chennai.
At an altitude of about 7000 feet (2133 m) amidst the rolling slopes of the Palani Hills, Kodai has several scenic natural attractions that are
enjoyed by its visitors and make it a popular romantic destination.
4. Chennai
Fondly called the 'Cultural Capital of India', Chennai is the fourth largest metropolis in India and the
capital of the state of Tamil Nadu. It is also one of the famous tourist places in tamilnadu
Located on the Coromandel Coast of Bay of Bengal, the city is famous for its beaches, museums, parks, temples,
and several historical places. Marina Beach, Govt Museum, Parthasarathy Temple, Kapaleeswaraar Temple, San
Thome Cathedral, etc are some of the must include places in Chennai tour packages. There are several other
attractions in the vicinity of Chennai like Elliot Beach, VGP Golden Beach, Pulicat Lake, Muttukadu, etc.
Chennai is as dynamic as it is immersed in tradition. The city is base to around 30% of India's automobile
industry and 35% of its auto components industry.

19. Chennai
Chidambaram
Coimbatore
Velankanni
Yercaud
Thoothukudi
Thanjavur
Ooty
Rameswaram
Mamallapuram
Kanniyakumari
Kodaikanal
Madurai

20. Tourism of jaMmu &kaSHMIR
Yusmarg
Yusmarg is a hill station in the western part of the valley of Kashmir. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community
believes it to be the place where Jesus once lived. The landscape here is more beautiful than anything you
will ever see.
There are plenty of options for sightseeing and trying out activities like trekking and horse riding.
Sightseeing Attractions in Yusmarg
•Pakherpora Shrine
•Charar-e-Sharif
•Doodhganga
•Nilnag Lake
•Sang-e-Safed
Top Things to Do in Yusmarg
•Trekking
•Horse riding
•Trout fishing

21. Gulmarg
Gulmarg has everything going for it: snowdressed mountains,
greenery, lakes, pine & fir forests and different types of
flowers. It is snug in a valley in the Pir Panjal Range. Its name
means, the meadows of flowers, and you will come across a
lot of meadows decorated with daisies. Most of all though,
Gulmarg is the best skiing destination in Asia, has the highest
green golf course in the world as well as the highest cable car
project.
Top Sightseeing Attractions in Gulmarg
•St. Mary’s Church
•Baba Reshi Shrine
•Maharani Temple/Shiva Temple
Popular Things to Do in Gulmarg
•Play golf at the highest golf course in the world
•Enjoy a gongola cable car ride
•Go skiing at Shark Fin, the best skiing slope in Gulmarg

22. Pahalgam
Any tourist visiting the top 10 places in Jammu and Kashmir will always
visit Pahalgam. Located in the Anantnag district, it is located on the banks of the
River Lidder.
It is a visual treat with its meadows, forests and pristine environment. Aru Valley,
Betab Valley and Baisaran are some of the places which make Pahalgam the
best in Kashmir for a sightseeing tour.
Top Sightseeing Attractions
•Aru Valley
•Betaab Valley
•Baisaran
•Sheikhpora
Best Things to Do
•Trout fishing
•Pony ride
•Enjoy a picnic

23. Gurez Valley
For six months, the Gurez Valley is cut off from the rest of the world, and that enhances its appeal as a
famous tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir. The people who live here are one of the oldest tribes in
Kashmir called the Dard Shin Tribe and speak a language called Shina.
The picturesque valley is surrounded by snow capped mountains, meadows clothed with lindens, walnut and
willow trees and the raging river Kishan Ganga.
Top Sightseeing Attractions
•Peer Baba Shrine
•Habba Khatoon Peak
Best Things to Do
•Trekking
•Trout fishing
•Mountain climbing

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