This document discusses the performance and trends of different economic sectors in India. It analyzes sectors such as agriculture, livestock, horticulture, health, tourism, automotive, banking, insurance, retail, textiles, fisheries, and concludes that each sector plays an important role in India's economic development. It notes that India has the potential to become one of the most powerful economies in the world if these sectors continue to grow and develop.

1. TOPIC
PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT ECONOMIC SECTORS,
RECENT TRENDS AND FUTURE SENARIO
SUBMITTED BY: ISHTIYAQ HUSSAIN
AND RAYEES AHMAD MIR
CLASS: MBA 1ST
SEMESTER.

2. 1.TASK1.TASK
2.2. ACCOMPLISHMENTACCOMPLISHMENT
3.ACCURACY3.ACCURACY
4.COST.4.COST.
5.SPEED.5.SPEED.
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3.  Share in national income:- The contribution of
agriculture to national income was 55% in the year 1950
presently it is 18.1%
 Employment:- Agriculture provides employment to 50%
of the working population. This fig. was 69% in the year
1950-1951
 Raw material to industries:-Jute industry, cotton
industry. Sugar.
Importance in international trade:- Agricultural
products like tea, sugar, coffee, spices, are the major items
of international trade.
 Source of food:- It provides sources of food to all
living organisms.

4. 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 2005-06 to USD56.88 Million in 2006-
07.

5.  India 1st
in buffalo(57%), 2nd,
3rd,
4th,
5th
& 6th
in
cattle, sheep, ducks, chickens and camels
respectively.
 Employment to 5.50% of the working
population.
 Livestock is expected to grow by 125% by
2030.
 Nutrition to the entire population.
 Helps different industries in their daily
business.

6.  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.

7.  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

8.  India currently having 2,60,000 hotel rooms &
is still facing a shortage of 1,00,000 rooms.
Construction of 1,14,000 hotel guest rooms is
expected in next five years.
 12.3 million tourists visited India last year and
is expected to touch 17 million next year.
 Government has approved 300 hotel projects
and 150 will be in the luxury range.
 India ranks 18 in business travelling and is
expected to be among top 5 in the globe.


9.  Contributes 22% of the GDP
 India is 7th
largest country eighth 17.5 million
productions out of which 2.3 million are
exported.
 Employs over 32 million people.
 Contribution is expected to double by 2016
According to the Automotive Mission
Plan(AMP)
100% FDI is allowed in this sector.

10. 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 Crore to finance RBs to give loan to
small farmers.
 Fulfillment of social objectives.

11.  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.
 Employment.

13.  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.

14.  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.

15.  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

16. 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.

17.  I herby concludes with, each
and every sector is very
important in the economic
development and the day is not
far when we would see our
country the most powerful
country in the world in every
facets

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