For an agrarian economy like that of India, the importance of the monsoon cannot be overemphasized. Agriculture in turn employs the majority share of the Indian population (55% of the workforce is engaged in agriculture), further underscoring the importance of the monsoons.
In fact, so much is the importance attached to the monsoon, that often, the Indian budget is termed as, “Gamble against the monsoon”. Naturally, if in a particular year, India has experienced a favorable monsoon, then the levels of demand in her economy would be higher. Thus in turn, the levels of industrial production as well would be higher when compared to years when the monsoon hasn’t been favorable. This section is yet another area featuring a number of questions in civil service examinations.
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