The document discusses the four main sectors of the Indian economy: primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary. The primary sector involves extraction of raw materials like agriculture and mining. The secondary sector is manufacturing and construction that processes primary materials. The tertiary sector provides services not goods, like retail, entertainment, and finance. The quaternary sector involves intellectual activities like education and research. It also discusses organized vs unorganized sectors as well as a rural jobs guarantee program in India called NREGA.

2. An area of the economy in which business
share the same or a related product or
service. Economy are comprised of four
sectors. The primary sector involves the
extraction and harvesting of natural products
from the earth. ( e.g., agriculture, mining and
forestry). The Secondary sector consists of
processing. Manufacturing and construction.
The Tertiary sector provide services, such as
retail sales, entertainment and financial
sector is made up of intellectual pursuits, like

3. Sectors of Indian
Economy
1). Primary
sector.
2). Secondary
Sector.

8. Definition:
When the main activity involve
manufacturing then it is the
secondary sector. All industrial
production where physical goods
are product come under the
secondary sector.

12. Tertiary sector
When the activity involves
providing in tangible goods
like service then this is part
of the tertiary sector.
Financial services,
management consultancy,
telephony and IT are good
example of service sector.

16. Increasingtheroleoftertiary
sector
Transition shows
level of country
development, it
improves
specialization but
it’s better to avoid
extending service
part in economy
over 40-50% of
GDP.

17. in
Employment

18. The sector, which is
registered follows
government rules and
regulation, have employees
and employers union is
called organised sector.
The company form of
business comes under
organised sector. The
private retail business is
called unorganised sector
reliance retail is in

20. UNORGANISED SECTOR
The sector which is not
following the
prescribed forms and
the modus operandi
which is standardized
and centralized. Many
industries fall into this
segment which are
transacting on a
pseudo industrial
basis. It more of a
perceived factor
rather being an implied

21. Working Condition In Unorganised Sector

22. COMPARISON BETWEEN ORGANISED AND
UNORGANISED SECTOR
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23. NREGA
1. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act
2005.
2. The central government in India recently made
a law implementing the right to work in 200
district of India.
3. Under NREGA 2005, all those who are able to,
and are in need of, work have been guaranteed
100 days of employment in a year by the
government.
4. If the government fails in its duty to provide
employment, it will give unemployment
allowance to the people. The types of word that
would in feature help to increase the production
from land will be given preference under the
Act,