Industries in India
Industry
- Industry implies the transformation of existent materials into something new, into goods that are used as end-products themselves, or are utilized to manufacture more goods.
- Industries can be classified into several groups. A brief account is given below:
1. On the basis of strength of Labour:
- Large-scale Industries
- Medium-scale Industries
- Small-scale Industries
2. On the basis of Raw Material and Finished Goods:
- Heavy Industries: Industries, which use heavy and bulky raw materials and produce products of the same category, are called heavy industries. Iron and steel industry presents a good example of heavy industries.
- Light Industries: The light industries use light raw ....
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