Solutions:
Agro-based industries
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Mineral-based industries
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· Agro-based industries use plant and animal based products as raw materials.
· These industries provide employment in rural areas.
· Agro-based industries are mostly in private or co-operative sectors.
· Examples of such industries are - jute, cotton textile, dairy products, leather industries etc.
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· Mineral-based industries are those that use mineral ores as their raw materials.
· They provide employment to both rural and urban areas.
· These industries are mostly in public sector because of their large investment requirement.
· Examples of such industries are - iron and steel, capital goods industries etc.
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Public sector industries
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Joint sector industries
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· The industries which are owned and operated by State Govt. or Central Govt. are called public sector industries.
· They involve huge capital investments.
· These industries are managed and run by workforce appointed by Govt.
· Examples are Steel authority of India limited (SAIL), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) etc.
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· The industries which are owned and operated by Govt. and an individual or a group of individuals are called joint sector industries.
· Capital investments are generally less than the public sector industries.
· Both Govt. servants and private employees run these industries.
· Example - Maruti Udyog Limited (MUL).
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1. What are the different types of industries mentioned in the Class 8 Geography textbook? |
2. How does the location of industries affect their growth and development? |
3. What are the major challenges faced by industries in India? |
4. How does the growth of industries impact the environment? |
5. What role does the government play in the development of industries? |
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