Question

Explain about the three sector of Indian economic

Answer 1

The three sectors of the Indian economy are:

Primary sector - it is responsible for the production of the products at the basic level.

Secondary sector- the goods which are produced in primary sector are processed and manufactured in this sector.

Tertiary sector- it provides support to the goods processed in the secondary sector.

Answer 2

three sectors, named as –

Primary Sector: Primary Sector refers to that sector which is directly dependent on the environment for manufacturing and production. The main examples of the primary sector are agriculture, fishing, mining, farming, etc.

Secondary Sector: Secondary Sector is that sector that adds value to the product by changing or transforming the raw materials into the valuable product. Some examples of Secondary Sector are Processing, Manufacturing of Steel, and Construction industries.

Tertiary Sector: Tertiary Sector is known as the Service Sector which is involved in the production and exchange of services. Few examples that fall under Tertiary sector are transportation, banking, insurance, communication or any of these services. The most to the GDP of our country is contributed by the tertiary sector.


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