1. WELCOME

2. Imports and Exports
in India
PRESENTATION BY
S.VIGNESH

4. 1.Oil
2.Gems precious
3.Electronic equipment
4.Machinery
5.Organic chemicals
6.Iron and steel
7.Plastics
8.Animal and vegetable
9.Fertilizers
10.Medical and technical equipment
Imports

5. Exports
1.Petroleum product
2. Precious stones
3. Automobile
4. Machinery
5. Bio-chemicals
6. Pharmaceuticals
7. Cereals
8. Iron and steel
9. Textile
10. Electronics

6. IMPORTS

7. Oil
In 2013, India's net imports are nearly 144.3 million tons of crude oil, 16 Mtoe
of LNG and 95 Mtoe coal totalling to 255.3 Mtoe of primary energy which is equal
to 42.9% of total primary energy consumption.
About 70% of India's electricity generation capacity is from fossil fuels

9. Gems precious (விலைமதிப்பற்ற கற்கள்)
The country also imports gold and silver which accounts for 12 percent of
the total imports.

11. Electronic equipment
The import of electronic goods including smart phones in the country grew from
USD 2.85 billion in May to USD 4.38 billion in September 2015.
This accounts to around 7 percent of the total imports.

13. Machinery

14. Organic chemicals
Major Chemicals have been classified in various groups, like Alkali
Chemicals, Dyes & Dyestuff, Inorganic Chemicals, Organic Chemicals
and Pesticides & Insecticides.

16. EXPORTS

17. Petroleum products
Oil-based products and crude oil giants such as Hindustan Petroleum
Corporation Limited, Bharat Petroleum, Reliance Petroleum, ONGC and et al
have contributed largely to the export sector of India.
Although the country is hugely dependent on oil imports, export of oil-based
products has supported the economy to a large extent.
Value - 61.2 billion dollars

19. Precious stones
Value - 41.2 billion dollars
India consumes around 20 percent of the global gold production and 75 percent of
that amount goes into making jewellery.
The jewellery sector is also supported by banks and government policies so that the
industry does not fall drastically.
Around 30 percent of Indian jewellery gets exported to the United States alone.
Other such countries include Hong Kong, UAE, Singapore and Belgium

21. Automobile
Value - 14.5 billion dollars
From 2008 to 2013, the Indian automobile export sector has seen a rise 17
percent, one of the fastest economic growth that has ever taken place in the
sector.
Being one of the leading steel producers in the world, India invests largely on the
automobile sector and its export

23. There has been a 10.5 percent increase in the export of heavy machinery from
India. These include cars, pumps, heavy machines, building construction tools,
agricultural equipment and so on
Machinery
Value - 13.6 billion dollars

24. Manufacturing bio-chemicals is a nationwide business in India. The sector
contributes hugely to the national economy and is an essential part of it.
Manufacturers and exporters are spread all over the country. Research facilities
have also supported this sector to a large extent
Bio-chemicals
Value - 12 billion dollars

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