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प्रश्न
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Occupational structure of India
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उत्तर
1. In 1901, most of the population of India was engaged in primary sector. 2. With the development of various industries over time, greater working population engaged in secondary and tertiary sectors.
3. However, India being an agrarian economy, most of the people are still engaged in primary sector.
4. In 2011, the occupational structure was as follows:
- 48.96% working population engaged in primary sector.
- 23.52% working population engaged in secondary sector.
- 27.52% working population engaged in tertiary sector.
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Answer in detail :
Outline the importance of population pyramids in the study of populations.
Differentiate between
Quaternary occupations and Quinary occupations
Observe the following graph and answer the question given below:
Question:
- Which type of the graph shown above?
- In which age group male percentage is highest?
- In which age group female percentage is lowest?
- Whose percentage is highest in 30-39 age group?
- In which age group female percentage is higher than male percentage?
What does age-sex pyramid define?
Name the country where sex ratio is most unfavourable to women in the world.
Where does India rank in the world as regards area?
Population of India according to Occupation can be categorized into:
From which of the following do we get information regarding the population of our country?
What does the high proportion of young population implies?
Which one of the following is the largest linguistic group of India?
