Industries Geography - Industries

Where is it necessary to establish these industries?

Which type of industries can stem the flow of people towards urban areas?

What is called factory?

What is manufacturing?

Corporate social responsibility is compulsory for every industries.

The aim of the industrial development corporations is to decentralize industrialization.

The level of industrialization is an indicator of the economic development of a country.

Small and medium industries of a country are harmful to heavy industries.

Poverty decreases the speed of industrial growth.

Which industries could be profitably set up in your surrounding area/locality?

If you become an industrialist, which of the following would you do?:

1. Only make profits
2. Start a second industry from the earlier one as a supplementary industry
3. Will spend some amount for the society after the deduction of tax
4. Provide help for the creation of new industrialist.

Talk about the interrelationship between human resource and industry.

Identify the industries shown in the pictures given on page 54 of the textbook and state their suitable locations.

Study the factors given in Figure 8.7 given on page 56 of the textbook and classify them as per their advantages and disadvantages in relation to industry:

Mention three features of small industries.

Give your opinion in short on the usefulness of corporate social responsibility.

Write in your words how industrial development impacts national development.

Complete the following list with reference to industries:
(Note: The answer is given directly.)

An amount of 2% of the profits have to be utilized for which purpose by industries?

Which of the following cities is not an IT centre?

Which of the following is a small industry?

Which factors among those mentioned below does not directly impact industrial development?

Which of the following is a medium industry?
(i) Sugar industry [ ]
(ii) Textile industry [ ]
(iii) Cement industry [ ]
(iv) Food processing industry [ ]

(1) Name the industry shown in picture (A).
(2) What is the difference between the industries shown in pictures (A) and (B)?
(3) What is distinctive about the industry in picture (C)?
(4) Identify the industry shown in each picture.
(5) Name some more similar industries.

Study the following figure showing the factors affecting the location of an industry. Taking into account the factors shown in the figure, note in different colours the favourable factors required for (1) Iron and steel (2) Textiles and (3) Sugar industry and answer the following questions:

(1) For each industry, prepare a list of necessary factors.
(2) For each industry give an explanation for the location suggested by you.
(3) In a similar manner for which other industries can you decide a suitable location?

In Figure, the sequence of two industrial processes has been given. Arrange the pictures in proper sequence and write the sequential number in the boxes given below and answer the following questions:

(1) Name the two industries.
(2) Name the raw material and the finished product of both these industries.
(3) How is the raw material converted into the finished product?
(4) Why is it necessary to convert the raw material into finished goods?

(1) In what context is this logo?
(2) What will be the benefit of this programme?
(3) What is correlation between this programme and employment?
(4) Which are the Navratna industries in India?
(5) Why do you think they have been accorded this status of Navratna?

Important information technology centres are called IT hubs. Find out with the help of the internet in which cities such hubs have developed and mark them on an outline map of India.

Agro-based industries and Information technology industries.

Medium industries and heavy industries.

Small industries and Medium industries.

Considering India’s population, the development of industries is a good solution to the problem of unemployment. Explain.

Explain the importance of I.T. industry.

State the advantages of the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation.

Explain the factors affecting industrial development.

Fruit orchards, labour, excellent transportation facilities, unlimited water supply, uninterrupted electricity and ready market.

Limestone deposits, cheap labour, uninterrupted supply of water and electricity, increasing urbanisation,

Excellent transport facilities, skilled labours, uninterrupted supply of electricity,

Essential factors for the location of any one industry.

The journey of clothes we use from the farm to ourselves.