Manufacturing Industries ® Processing of raw material into more valuable goods is manufacturing (Secondary Sector activity). Importance ® Economic strength of country is measured by development of manufacturing sector. ® Manufacturing industries help in modernising agriculture, which forms the backbone of our economy. ® Reduce the heavy dependence of people on agricultural sector by providing them jobs in secondary. ® Eradication of unemployment and poverty from country ® Earn foreign exchange by export. ® Minimize regional disparities by establishing industries in tribal and remote areas. ® Manufacturing sector contribute 1...
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