The document discusses the growth of India's economy, with a focus on the agricultural and services sectors. It notes that agriculture currently contributes around 18% to India's GDP but employs over half the population. The services sector now accounts for over half of GDP and has grown rapidly, especially in IT and IT-enabled services. Key challenges for agriculture include low productivity, resource degradation, and wide disparities across regions. Rapid growth in services has not been evenly distributed or matched by equivalent job growth.

1. Indian Economy Opportunities Unlimited “ It is difficult to say what is impossible – for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow” Agriculture and Service Sector

2. 19 years ONE DIRECTION 8% GDP growth

4. Economic Growth

6. Drivers of Growth

7. Growth Expectations

21. Pattern of Investment 4.9 42460 859200 97-02 IX 5.2 79810 1525640 02-07 X 5.2 22470 434100 92-97 VIII 5.9 10530 180000 85-90 VII 5.8 5700 97500 80-85 VI 12.3 4870 39430 74-79 V 14.7 2320 15800 69-74 IV 12.7 1090 8580 61-66 III 11.3 500 4500 56-61 II 14.9 350 2380 51-56 I % of the Total Agro and Allied (Cr) Total Outlay (Cr) Periods Plans

29. Service Sector in India

30. The service sector is going through almost revolutionary change, which dramatically affects the way in which we live and work. Service sector accounts more than half of India's Gross Domestic Product. The rise in service sector's share in GDP marks a structural change. Service industry

31. India’s Service sector at a Glance Rapidly increasing two-way trade in IT and ITES and other high-end services sub-sectors has been a critical factor in India’s economy. ‘ Information Technology and IT Enabled Services can do for India what automotives did for Japan and oil for Saudi Arabia.’ -McKinsey & Company.

32. Services as a share of GDP over time

36. IT–ITES – the star performer The rapid expansion of Information Technology–Information Technology Enabled Services (IT–ITES) has had a significant impact on the broader Indian economy, by generating substantial export earnings and tax revenue; creating significant numbers of high-quality jobs; and precipitating productivity-enhancing technology diffusion to other industries and the public sector.

38. Direction of IT & ITES Exports % of Exports 68 22.6 7.4 2 USA (and the Americas) European Union Asia and Pacific Gulf States

39. IT and ITES Export Trends

41. Growth in Other Service sector

42. Trends and Composition

43. Trends and Composition

44. Reforms in Service sectors 1. Stock Exchange: Stock market liberalization. 2. Multi National Insurance companies. 3. Multi National banks. 4. Foreign Universities

49. ‘ No big international company can be without an India strategy’ By GROUP-8 Debojit Roy – H66 Sritanu Das Mahapatra – H57 Abhisek Sahu – H3 Krishnakant Pandey – H25 Biswajit Ghosh – H12 © 2009 AIMS PGPM-H08