Agro-based and Mineral-based industries. - Vidyadip

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Agro-based and Mineral-based industries.

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Agro-based Industries	Mineral-based Industries
Agro-based industries use plant and animal based products as raw materials.	Mineral based industries are those that use mineral ores as their raw materials.
These industries provide employment in rural areas.	They provide employment to both rural and urban areas.
Agro-based industries are mostly in private or co-operative sectors	These industries are mostly in public sector because of their large investment requirement.
Examples of such industries are jute, cotton-textile, dairy products, leather industries, etc	Examples of such industries are iron and steel, capital goods industries, etc.

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