it provides raw material to the textile industry, a secondary sector activity.

the making of cotton is partially depended on natural factors like rain, sunshine, soil,etc

Cotton growing falls under agriculture, that is an activity which exploits natural resources of gifts of nature.

It is the most important sector contributing to the country's GDP

Dairy products are availed through biological process of the animals

Availability of animal feed and fodder

the main product milk is a natural product

all of the above.

It converts the raw material from the primary sector to products consumable by humans

It goes through various stages of transformation in factories, mills or in workshop

It significantly contributes to the GDP

It absorbs part of the workforce into its fold from the primary and other sectors.

it does not produce goods but provide services to all the sectors

it provides the interlink or inter connectivity between all the sectors

it provides the support that is needed by both secondary and primary sector to contribute to the GDP

All the above options are true to the given statement.

value of final goods and services produced in each sector during a particular year, providing the total production of the sector for that year.

The sum of production in the three sectors gives us the GDP.

The value of intermediate goods that are used in making the final goods.

None of the above is incorrect

Primary sector due to advanced agricultural techniques and greater demand due to population increase

Secondary sector as new methods of manufacturing were introduced and factories were employing huge work force to produce goods at cheaper rates.

Tertiary Sector as most of the working people are using their time and energy to establish connectivity between Primary and Secondary sectors for smoother run of the economies.

Primary and secondary

Primary and Tertiary

Secondary and Tertiary

Primary

secondary

tertiary

primary sector had the highest (49%) share though there's a fall from what it was in 1973-74 (74%)

Tertiary sector employed the most (27 %) as against 15% in 1973-74

Secondary sector had the highest employment of 42% as against 72% in 1973-74

Primary sector

Secondary sector

Tertiary sector