India is the second most populous country in the world and one of the BRICS countries. Its economy and industry are diversified, including agriculture, handicrafts, textiles and even services.
Two thirds of India's population still depends directly or indirectly on agriculture for their livelihood. In recent years, the service industry has grown rapidly and has become the most important exporter of software, finance and other services in the world. The world's largest exporter of generic drugs and the world's largest remittance country. India is a developing country with extremely unbalanced distribution of social wealth, and the problem of caste system is more acute.
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India is rich in mineral resources, with bauxite reserves and coal production ranking fifth in the world, and mica exports account for 60% of the world's exports.
By the end of 65.438+0.996, the recoverable reserves of India's main resources are estimated as follows: 46.389 billion tons of coal (excluding coking coal), 9.754 billion tons of iron ore, 2.253 billion tons of bauxite, 65.438+0.24 billion tons of chromite, 65.50 million tons of manganese ore, 5.89 million tons of zinc, 3.52 million tons of copper and 6.5438+0.
In addition, there are mica, gypsum, diamonds and minerals such as titanium, thorium and uranium. The forest coverage rate is 2 1.9%.
India is a big agricultural country, and the rural population accounts for 72% of the total population. India is one of the largest grain producers in the world, with 10% of the world's arable land, covering an area of about 65438+600 million hectares. According to the EU report, India has become a net exporter of agricultural products.
Because the climate in India is dominated by tropical monsoon and the southwest monsoon is very unstable, the time distribution of precipitation in India is very unstable, and floods and droughts are frequent, which makes India's grain production very unstable.
India believes that war is a social phenomenon of human beings and a form of struggle to achieve national political goals. The purpose of India's war is to defend national territorial integrity and national unity, safeguard national interests and realize the overall goal of national strategy. India considers its army the third in the world, navy the fifth and air force the sixth. The Indian Ministry of Defence is responsible for the command, management and coordination of the troops.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-India