Question
What weights are given to different industries in IIP?

Answer

The table given below shows broad industrial groupings and their weights.
S. No.
Broad Groupings
Weight in %
1.
Mining and Quarrying
10.47
2.
Manufacturing
79.36
3.
Electricit
10.17

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