The bar chart below depicts the main three sectors that contribute to overall India’s GDP value, such as agriculture, industry, and service. Overall, the agriculture sector experienced a sharp decrease, while the services showed a dramatic growth throughout the period between 1960 and 2000. Moreover, the figure of industry witnessed a slight increase.
To commence with the agriculture, it illustrated a marked fall, starting from just above 60, reaching its lowest point at roughly 12. Another contributor to the value of GDP of India, the services climbed dramatically, going from approximately 16, peaking at around the same point as agriculture’s initial point.
Regarding the industry, it marginally rose by around negligible 10, going from roughly 15 to 25. This followed by unswerving constancy, remaining at about 25 at the end of the surveyed period.