SSLC (English Medium) इयत्ता ८ - Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education Question Bank Solutions for Social Science

The heavy industries included the ______ and ______ industry.

Iron and steel industries began rooted in the Indian soil at the beginning of ______ century.

Industrial Policy Resolution 1956, industries were classified into ______ categories.

______ skills were short in supply.

A very important aim of the first three five-year plans was ______ India.

The ______ policy welcomes foreign investments.

______ has now a large variety of industries producing goods of varied nature.

Give example for the primary sector ______.

There was a limited development of mining, especially ______.

Jute industry was started in the Hoogly ally at Rishra near Punjab.

Suez canal shortened the distance between Europe and India.

The Assam Tea Company was founded in 1939.

Cotton Mills were opened in Bombay and Ahmadabad.

India was famous for its quality of cotton and silk clothes.

Vanga was known for tin industry.

India become the market for the finished products of Britain.

During the first half of 19th Century western countries were industrialization.

Saurashtra was known for Dacca.

Write a short note on industrial development during 1965 – 1980.

Classify the Industries on the basis of raw material.