This document discusses the performance and trends of various agricultural sectors in India. It notes that while agriculture previously contributed 55% to national income, it now only contributes 18.1%. It highlights key points about horticulture, animal husbandry, fishing, contract farming, food processing, textiles, tourism, healthcare, banking, and insurance. Overall it provides an overview of the historical and current status of important agricultural industries in India and some of their projected growth.

1. PERFORMANCE OF AGRICULTURAL
SECTORS AND THEIR RECENT
TRENDS AND FUTURE
ISHTIYAQ HUSSAIN SHAH & RAYEES
AHMAD MIR FROM MBA 1ST
SEM.
PRESENTS

2. 1.TASK1.TASK
2.2. ACCOMPLISHMENTACCOMPLISHMENT
3.ACCURACY3.ACCURACY
4.COST.4.COST.
5.SPEED.5.SPEED.
PERFORMANCE

3. Agriculture
 share in national income:- the contribution of agri. To national
income was 55% in the year 1950 presently it is 18.1%
 employment:- agri provides employment to 50% of the workng
population. This fig. was 69% in the year 1950-1951
 raw material to industries: jute industry, cotton industry. Sugar.
Importance in industrial trade:- agricultural products like tea, sugar,
cofee, spices, are he major items of international trade.
 source of food.

4. of
horticulture
1. 24.5% of GDP from 8% of land.
2. Largest producer of coconut and tea.
3. Second largest exporter of tea, coffee,
cashew, spices and fruits.
4. 41% mangoes, 24% cashew ,23% bananas,
10% onion.
5. Fresh fruit exports soars from USD50.98
in 05-06 to USD56.88 in 06-07.

5. Animal
husbandry
 1st
in buffalo(57%), 2nd,
3rd,
4th,
5th
& 6th
in
cattle, sheep, ducks, chickens and
camels respectively.
Employment 11.44 and 11.01 million in
principal and subsidiary status.
Livestock is expected to grow by 125%
by 2030.

6. Fishing
1. India stands third in fish production & is increasing.
2. Contributes 1.21% of GDP and employs 14 million
people.
3. nutrition standard of people.
4. Increased 2.5 times in span of two years.
5.

7. Contract
farming
 First came in india by PePsi comPany
in talku rajasthan in 1927
 started in karnataka in 2000.
 in 04-05 karnataka exPorted 50000
tons oF gherkins worth ruPees
140crores.
 boosted egg and milk Production by
166% From 1994-2012.

8. Food
processing
 highly praised and increasing sector.
Turn over of 250000crores.
 biggest emerging market.
 fruit, veg. grain, meat, packed food, soft
drinks constitutes it.
 changes the lifestyle of people.

9. Textile
industry
 Adds 14% of the industrial production, 4% of
GDP, and 17% of export earnings.
 Employment to 35 Million people.
 in last 14 years it has attracted FDI worth
6,985.86crore.
 its share in world trade is expected to reach to
8% by 2020.
Exports are expected to reach to 28% by 2020.

10. Tourism
 6.2% of GDP & employs 8.7% of the
employed.
 4.7% increase by 2016.
India receives tourists 5 million more than the
previous year & 525 million local tourists.
Expects to be worth USD275 billion from
USD100 billion next decade.
 Contributes about 10.3% of global GDP

11. Health
care
 Employment to 5 million.
 Maternal mortality rate declines 16% from 07-2012.
 Ratio of doctors and patients is 1:1700 in urban areas
and 1:2500 in rural areas
 Infant mortality declines from 10:1000 to 8:1000. and
maternal mortality also goes down from 4:1000-2:1000

12. Banking
Financing different sectors.
 Monetary and fiscal policy
Assets USD 1.8 trillion & is estimated to cross
beyond 28.5 trillion by 2025.
 NABARD has been allocated with Rs. 10000 to
finance RRBs to give loan to small farmers.
 Fulfillment of social objectives.

13. INSURANCE
 Protection, risk transfer & healthy life.
 Expected to grow 14% to reach USD111.9 billion in 2015 from
USD66.5 billion in 2011 to shift it to 3rd
rank from 12.
 LIC recorded 37% growth in premium from April to January 2010.
 health insurance premium raises to USD1750 million in 2010 from
USD893.76 in 09.
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