The bar graph illustrates how agriculture, industry, and services contributed to the total economy of India over the course of 5 decades, between 1960 and 2000.
Overall, it is crystal clear that the figures for agriculture was the most dominant at beginning of the given years, while the reverse was true for industry. However, industry took the lead, whilst the the pattern for agriculture was the smallest contributor by the end of the provided period.
Beginning with the growing figures, the ratio for service and industry stood at around 18% each, after which they increased to approximately 28% and 25% in 1980, respectively. The former saw a dramatic rise, reaching to nearly 62% in 2000. In compared to the industry, which the percentages stayed more or lees unchanged (roughly a quarter) throughout the timeframe.
On the other hand, the proportion of agriculture initially stood at 62%, after which it declined for almost 45% in 1980, before dropping sharply to 18% in 2000.
