This document discusses the unorganized retail sector in India. It defines the unorganized sector as small businesses with less than 10 employees that are owned by individuals. The sector accounts for about two-thirds of the Indian retail market and is made up of small shops and street vendors. It has a large presence due to low barriers to entry, small scale operations, local ownership, and flexible pricing. However, it also faces bottlenecks like limited packaging, branding, storage, and access to government schemes. The document compares the traditional unorganized sector to the growing organized sector and examines trends in their relative sizes over time.