the line chart illustrates the changes in the volume of sugar produced and consumed in India over a decade, beginning from 2001.
overall, there was an upward tren in both sugar production and intake throughtout the period. However, while the former experienced several significants oscillations, thr latter displayed a more consistent upward pattern over the years.
To be specific, sugar production in India started at 18 million tonnes in 2001, after which it descended dramatically to reach a low of 13 million tonnes in 2005. In constrast, the figure for sugar usage underwent a considerable rise, growing from 15 million tonnes to exactly 20 million tonnes between 2001 and 2003 although it stood at under 20 million tonnes until 2005.
From 2005 onward, sugar consumption continued to ascend slightly, ending the period at 23 million revealed sharp volatility, fluctuating between 16 to 28 million tonnes, before reaching 26 million tonnes at the end of the period