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after independence India focused on setting of core industries what were the reason for this

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Answered by sumipree26
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Explanation:

The eight core industries are coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilisers, steel, cement and electricity.

Control of the State

So in 1948, it was decided that state would play the primary role in promoting the industrial sector. So the state would have absolute and complete control over all industries that were vital to the economy and the needs of the public.

(i) The first modern industries in India were cotton, jute, coal mines and railways. After independence, the government took over the 'commanding heights of the economy. ... (ii) In India's mixed economy policy, some sectors were reserved for government, while others were open to the private sector.

tips to remember the 8 core :

CCC. FRENS

C- Coal.

C- Crude Oil.

C- Cement.

F- Fertilizers.

R- Refinery Products.

E- Electricity.

N- Natural Gas.

S- Steel.

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