Role of Primary Sector in the Development of Haryana
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Economics, Business and Management - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 5
Abstract
Abstract:Haryana is one of the smallest states in India with about 1.4% of the total geographical area of the country. About 84% is the cultivable area out of all the land existing in the State’s geographical area. The cropping intensity is a staggering 184.91% which describes the capacity of production in the state. This region has been well known in the history as a symbol of agriculture. It has been playing a vital role in economic growth. It has contributed significantly in agriculture development. This paper takes view of different sections of primary sector in the development of Haryana. Primary sector includes agriculture, minning, fishing forestry etc. these all are important for the development of Haryana. Keywords:Haryana,Agricultural,Minning,Haryana
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Anupama . , DrKuldeep Singh
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