Indian Industrial and Service Sectors part 1

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Topic: Indian Industrial and Service Sectors (భారత పారిశ్రామిక మరియు సేవా రంగాలు)

I. Introduction & Context

Previous Topic: Agriculture (completed).

Current Topic: Indian Industrial and Service Sectors.

Approach: Similar to how these sectors are studied in the Indian context (GDP, National Income), they will also be studied in the State context (GSDP, State Income).

National vs. State:

State Level: Focus on share in GSDP, growth rates, role of different sectors (Agriculture, Industry, Services) in State Income.

National Level: Focus on share in GDP, growth rates, role of sectors in National Income, specific divisions within sectors, and their growth.

II. Key National Level Topics Mentioned:

Industrial Sector:

Indian Industrial Structure and Growth (భారత పారిశ్రామిక నిర్మాణం మరియు వృద్ధి).

Share and Growth Rate of Industrial Sector in India's GDP (భారతదేశ GDP లో పారిశ్రామిక రంగం వాటా మరియు వృద్ధి రేట్లు).

Phases of Indian Industrial Development (భారత పారిశ్రామికాభివృద్ధి దశలు).

MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) and their growth (MSME లు మరియు వాటి యొక్క వృద్ధి).

Indian Industrial Policy Resolutions (భారత పారిశ్రామిక విధాన తీర్మానాలు), including the New Industrial Policy, 1991 (నూతన పారిశ్రామిక విధాన తీర్మానం 1991).

Role of Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) (ప్రభుత్వ రంగ సంస్థల పాత్ర).

Mini Ratnas, Navaratnas, Maharatnas.

Service Sector:

Importance of the Service Sector (సేవా రంగం యొక్క ప్రాధాన్యత).

Share and Growth Rate of Service Sector in National Income (జాతీయ ఆదాయంలో సేవా రంగం యొక్క వాటాలు, వృద్ధి రేట్లు).

Economic Infrastructure Facilities (ఆర్థిక అవస్థాపనా సౌకర్యాలు).

Special Economic Zones (SEZs) (ప్రత్యేక ఆర్థిక మండలాలు).

III. Indian Industrial Sector: Structure (నిర్మాణం)

Definition: The Industrial Sector generally includes:

Mining and Quarrying (గనులు త్రవ్వకాలు)

Manufacturing (ఉత్పత్తులు)

Electricity, Gas, and Water Supply (విద్యుత్, గ్యాస్, నీటి సరఫరా)

Construction (నిర్మాణాలు)

Secondary Sector vs. Industrial Sector:

Secondary Sector (ద్వితీయ రంగము): Typically includes Manufacturing, Electricity/Gas/Water Supply, and Construction.

Industrial Sector: Is essentially the Secondary Sector + Mining & Quarrying.

Primary Sector (ప్రాథమిక రంగం) Components:

Agriculture (వ్యవసాయం) / Crops (పంటలు)

Fisheries (మత్స్య సంపద)

Forestry (అటవీ సంపద)

Mining and Quarrying (గనులు త్రవ్వకాలు) - Note: Also part of the Industrial Sector definition above.

Nature of Sectors:

Primary: Based on natural resources.

Secondary: Processes raw materials from the Primary sector. Dependent on Primary.

Tertiary (Service): Connects and supports Primary and Secondary sectors.

Manufacturing Sub-Types:

Registered Manufacturing: Formal sector, registered units.

Unregistered Manufacturing: Informal sector, often household-based, not formally registered.

IV. Classification of Industries (పరిశ్రమల విభజన)

Types Mentioned:

Cottage Industries (కుటీర పరిశ్రమలు)

Household Industries (గృహ రంగ పరిశ్రమలు)

Ancillary Industries (అనుబంధ / అనుషంగిక పరిశ్రమలు)

Tiny Industries (అతి చిన్న పరిశ్రమలు)

Micro Industries (సూక్ష్మ పరిశ్రమలు)

Small Industries (చిన్న పరిశ్రమలు)

Medium Industries (మధ్య తరహా పరిశ్రమలు)

Large / Heavy Industries (భారీ తరహా పరిశ్రమలు)

Mega Industries (మెగా తరహా పరిశ్రమలు)

Key Definitions (Investment Based - Simplified/Mentioned):

Mega: Investment > ₹100 Crores.

Large/Heavy: Investment often cited between ₹10 Crores and ₹100 Crores (with variations for manufacturing vs. service in older definitions).

MSME Classification (CRUCIAL - New Definition):

Old System (MSMED Act 2006): Separate investment limits for Manufacturing and Services. (e.g., Micro Mfg < 25 Lakhs, Micro Svc < 10 Lakhs).

New System (Effective July 1, 2020): Unified definition for Manufacturing and Services, based on both Investment and Turnover.

Micro: Investment < ₹1 Crore AND Turnover < ₹5 Crores.

Small: Investment < ₹10 Crores AND Turnover < ₹50 Crores.

Medium: Investment < ₹50 Crores AND Turnover < ₹250 Crores.

Other Definitions:

Cottage: Typically home-based, using traditional methods, often without a factory setup, family labor.

Ancillary (అనుషంగిక): Supplies parts/components (at least 50% of its production) to a parent (large) industry. Investment limit mentioned up to ₹1 Crore.

Tiny: Investment in plant & machinery < ₹25 Lakhs (overlaps with old Micro definition).

Household: Family-based production within the home.

V. Importance & Policy Focus

Need for Sectoral Division: Helps government understand economic structure, identify growth/lagging areas, formulate policies, provide targeted support, and track employment/income sources.

MSMEs vs. Large Industries:

Small-scale/MSMEs/Cottage/Household industries generate more employment per unit of capital compared to large industries.

Government often provides more subsidies, support, and incentives to smaller units to encourage employment and balanced growth.

VI. Next Steps in the Video:

Discussion on historical trends in industrial growth (Plan-wise, Decade-wise).

Detailed look at Industrial Policies, PSUs, and Service Sector topics listed earlier.

Analysis of structural changes and challenges in the Indian Industrial Sector since independence.