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Industrial development in Madhya Pradesh Agro industrial sector

Madhya Pradesh is one of the four industrialized states of the country due to its exceptionally rich natural resources and human labor . Apart from being an agricultural state, it is also a state rich in bona fide and mineral wealth and industries have been established on the basis of these immense natural wealth. Although many industrial units and mineral and forest estates have been snatched from the state due to the separation of Chhattisgarh, despite this Madhya Pradesh has managed to strengthen its industrial position, thanks to the untiring efforts made by the state government. Madhya Pradesh is an agricultural state whose economy is directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture. Indirectly, the raw material produced in agriculture is used for the operation of rich industries and the industries of the state's economy.

In this way, many industries were established in Madhya Pradesh on the basis of agricultural crops such as cotton, sugarcane, soybean, oilseeds, pulses etc.

Main Agro Based Industries in Madhya Pradesh

1 cotton textile industry - Madhya Pradesh in terms of cotton textile production. Ranked third in the country. Cotton is cultivated in the valleys of Wardha and Poorna rivers in Madhya Pradesh. Most cotton textile factories of the state are concentrated in the western part. Indore is the largest center. Ujjain, Gwalior, Mandsaur etc. are other major centers.

2 Sugar Industry-MP Many sugar mills have been set up as sugar industry in India, including - Dabra Sugar Mills Ltd. (Dabra), Bhopal Sugar Mills (Sehore), Jivaji Rao Sugar Company Ltd. (Daloda), Javra Sugar Mills (Javra), Govinddas Sugar Mills (Mahidpur Road), Sarangpur, Allot Mill etc. have been found.

3 Vanaspati Ghee - Vegetable ghee factories are there in Ganjbasoda, Jabalpur, Khandwa, Mwalior and Indore in the state.

4 Artificial Fiber Fabrics Industry - The factory for making fabrics with artificial fibers is located in Gwalior, Nagda, Ujjain, Indore, Dewas etc.

5 Soybean Oil Industry - Elevant extract plants have been installed in the state to extract oil from soybean. For this purpose, a factory has been opened in Ujjain from Central Capital and on co-operation basis in Barwah. . In Ujjain, factories for making milk, cheese, big were also established from soybean.
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6 Jute Industry - Jute makes ropes, twine and other items. There are 2 small jute factories in the state, which are Satna and Amalai (G. Shahdol).
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In conclusion, it can be said that M.P. There is an agrarian state where many industries have been established on the basis of agricultural products. Here the cotton textile industry and soybean oil industry are all over the country, but due to lack of finance and modern technologies, agriculture is also backward and agriculture based industries too. Therefore, along with upgrading the agriculture of the state, the industries based on it
Efforts should be made for development so that their contribution to the economy of the state can be increased.

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