Class 10th | Exam Pack | Manufacturing Industries| Most Important Questions | Digraj Singh Rajput

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6:53 (c) chemicals 18:58 on the basis of ownership 38:11 I) stiff competition from synthetic substitutes ii) due to its high cost the demand of jute made materials has declined iii) after the partition 3/4th of the jute producing area went to bangaladesh (erstwhile pakistan) which caused heavy loses to our jute industries😀

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• High processing cost • Competition with global competitors such as Bangladesh & Egypt •Needs abundant water for processing These are some more points that you can add

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[@shubhamnayak2253]

Challenges faced by jute textile industry= 1) After Independence, the jute mills remained in India but 3/4 th of the jute producing areas went to Bangladesh. 2) Synthetic substitute in the international as well as domestic market has reduced the demand for jute and related products in the market. 3) India is facing stiff competition from other major producers of jute like Bangladesh, Brazil, Philippines, Egypt and Thailand. 4) High prices of raw jute, uneconomical and inefficient production units, erratic power supply and old production methods are some limitations.

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[@kanakgupta9457]

38:20 The challenges faced by jute industries are - 1) jute is of high cost 2) stiff competition with it's synthetic substitute 3) competition with international competitor like egypt, Bangladesh, Philippines, Thailand, etc.

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[@sanjana1996]

36:00 Factors that are responsible for localisation of jute textile industries in the Hugli basin : 1. Proximity of jute producing area reduce the cost of transportation. 2. Cheap labour available from bihar , odisha. 3. Availability of raw material , cheap water supply from near river. 4. Kolkata is a large urban centre which provide banking , insurance , market , communication , transportation etc.

[@ghostunstoppable6297]

Answers 6:53-- Chemical industry itself 38:11-- The challenges faced by jute industry are: 1.Stiff competition in the international market from its good synthetic substitute. 2.Jute is expensive then it's substitutes. 3.Jute need much care as compare to synthetic fibers. 4.Jute have lower durability also

[@arpanaray1447]

38:26 Challanges faced by jute textile industry are :- > High cost of raw jute and jute products > Competition from synthetic fibres like nylon. ~ Due to high cost of jute products people tend to buy nylon products . ~ Jute vanish with time and is less strong but nylon is durable and strong. > 3/4th of the jute producing area gone in Bangladesh after partition.

[@sanjana1996]

19:06 On the basis of ownership industries can be classified into 4 types Public sector Private sector Joint sector venture Cooperative sector

[@krishnamandil3658]

6:50 Answer is Chemicals 38:11 The challenges faced by JUTE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES are (i)Declining the Demand of JUTE (ii)Major JUTE producing area went to BANGLADESH (iii) Because of its HIGH COST (iv) Stiff Competition with the SYNTHETIC FIBRE

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[@abhinavjohar6831]

7:01 chemical industry is itself the largest consumer of its own 19:08 on the basis of ownership

[@aditeekulkarni5662]

6:50 Chemical industry is the largest consumer of itself 19:01 Classification of ownership 38:18 Challenges faced by jute textiles are: a) competition from synthetic fibres b) availability of raw material c) people are not aware about the national jute policy and don't know that jute is very eco-friendly d) Other countries like Bangladesh, Brazil also produce high quality jute and hence more competition

[@ayushranjan7355]

38:13 challenges faced by jute industry: 1. Low demand of product. 2. Lack of differentiation in products 3. Competition from raw other synthetic materials. 4. Competition from other countries

[@kumarnitish78]

6:50 chemical industries 19:05 On the basis of ownership 38:11 Challenge faced by jute industries:----- (1). Stiff competition of synthethic substitute with international market(bangladesh, brazil) (2). High cost (3).Not maximum output of labour

[@covalentbond882]

38:52 Challenges faced by jute textile industries : A. Stiff competition from other alternatives i.e. synthetic fibre industries. B. Competition from International competitors like Brazil, Bangladesh, Egypt. C. High cost. D. Partition resulted in transfer of jute producing areas in Bangladesh and jute Mills stayed in India

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38:14 - erratic power supply - Low out put of labours - high cost of upgradation of machinery - stiff competition from synthetic fibres DIGRAJ SIR is lob 🥵🤤

[@studydiaries123]

38:25 Problems faced by jute industries are 1) Stiff competition from synthetic substitute like plastic bag instead of jute bag 2) High cost 3) competition from jute producing areas like Bangladesh , Brazil , Philippines etc 4 ) After partition major jute producing areas went to Bangladesh (erstwhile east Pakistan) Hope my answer is correct

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[@anushbhandari2972]

I think we can add one more point 5) Less Demand of Jute in the market.

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[@nideeshhemanand6970]

Q: Which of the following industries is the largest consumer of chemicals? A: Chemicals, it consumes the chemicals that it produces as the raw material for something else within the chemical industry itself Q: On what basis do you classify industries as public sector, private sector, joint sector and cooperative sector? A: On the basis of ownership HW Q: What are the challenges faced by jute textile industries? HW A: Stiff competition in the international market from synthetic substitutes and from other competitors like Bangladesh, Brazil, Philippines, Egypt and Thailand Jute is more expensive compared to other packing alternatives Great session sir thank you

[@kushagrajain4758]

38:49 (1) Stiff competition from synthetic fibre (2) Eratic power supply (3) High cost (4) Lower productivity of labour

[@bineeta4575]

6:52 - chemical industries 19:01- on the basis of ownership thanku sir.......☺️☺️

[@shwetak7]

7:02 answer is chemicals(c) 💥 26:19 Sir yaha laliyan bhi hai sirf lal nahi hai😂 38:10 challanges faced by jute industry: 1) sniff competition with sinthetic fibre industry 2) international competition from countries like Bangladesh 3) high price of jute Give me shabasi for doing homework😂

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[@shrivardhankadam8199]

Challenges faced by jute industries are as follows - • 3/4 of jute producing area went to Bangladesh after partition • less demand of jute due to synthetic fibers • low productivity of labour's • erratic power supply These are the challenges faced by jute industries

[@akrampasha4232]

38:21 High cost of production. Storage of raw Jute. Shortage of Power Supply. Growth of Jute mills in Bangladesh and loss of foreign marke. Emergence of substitute goods against gunny bags and loss of demand for jute goods both at home and abroad.

[@kapildev-cn5mk]

challenges faced by jute industry 1. Stiff competition with synthetic substitutes . 2. Stiff competition with other Jute producing countries like Bangladesh, Egypt and Phillipines 3. Low wages to the farmers 4. Products need to be diversified . 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@supriyathakur4472]

There are various challenges faced by jute textile industries:-. 1. industry face stiff competition in international market. 2. use of synthetic fibres as substitute of jute fibres. 3. higher cost of production also a reason by which jute industry face challenges.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@ayushsahu1280]

6:55 - chemical 19:48- on the basis of ownership 38:45 - challenges faced by jute textile industries are 1) stiff competition by synthetic substitute in international market also from Bangladesh, Brazil and Egypt 2) people are not afford jute because of high cost

[@sukhjot8667]

1:04:39 The textile industry occupies unique position in the Indian economy Because: (i) It occupies a unique position in the Indian economy because it contributes significantly to Industrial production (14%). (ii) It employs about 35 million people directly and earns foreign exchange of about 24.6 percent. (iii) The Industry has close links with agriculture and provides a living to farmers, cotton ball pluckers and workers engaged in ginning, spinning, weaving, dying, designing, packaging, tailoring, and sewing. (iv) The handspun khadi provides large-scale employment to weavers in their homes as the cottage industry.

[@vishwaja.7]

6:53 Answer - (c) Chemicals 19:07 Joint sector industries - On the basis of ownership 54:10 Topi's example always remind me.. Sunderlal🥲 57:57 ♥✨

[@BVMDISCIPLES]

Challanges faced by jute textile industry:- 1:-competiton from synthetic fibres 2:- world competition from other jute producing countries like Bangladesh 3:-traditional method not modern methods

[@shreyankkkk_.6955]

38:22 1) Stiff competition from synthetic industries 2) Competition from countries like Bangladesh Egypt Brazil 3) High cost 4) The decline in demand of jute 5) Confined land area (in the partition of 1947 lost 3/4 land to bangladesh formerly east Pakistan )

[@TrollSquad371]

6:57 Homework Ans=chemical industrie is its own largest consumer 19:00 Homework Joint sector venture is based on the basis of ownership 38:23 Homework Challanges faced by jute products or industry are:- 1=Due to high cost of jute , the demand of its product has declined. 2=Hard competition with synthetic fibre, as they are more durable and cheaper than jute. 3=Their are many competitive countries which produces large amount of jute .

[@tejasverma2382]

Is this definition of manufacturing correct Manufacturing- when we process raw material into finished goods in large quantities and more value is added to it Because mujhe book wali learn nhi ho rhi

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[@ravikumarpola7354]

Everyone please note this, at 52:00 the definition given is for manufacturing, so the definition of manufacturing industries is - the industries which are associated with converting of raw materials into most valuable goods are known as manufacturing industries Thank you..

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[@kumkumbhatt3473]

I) Stiff competition from its alternative synthetic fibre due the cost difference II) Erractic power supply. III) Low labour output reason being is unskilled. IV) High cost when compared to it's alternative possesses a huge problem.

[@btsarmyhardworker]

6:59 chemical industry ....although sir ko man me pata chal hi Gaya ho ga. Kyuki hm Mann se jude h na ~~ 19:08 on the basis of OWNERSHIP.

[@Jeaucques]

14:12 58:16 Questions from deleted topic: Contribution of Industry to National Economy 38:07 41:16 1:08:44 Challenges of All Industries come under deleted portion. 43:37 Deleted Topic 52:10 to more

[@shashanksarans5569]

38:22 Challenges faced by jute industry are 1.☆ Cost of jute is very high 2.☆ Synthetic Fibre gives best competition 3.☆Many countries are making jute which give best competition to India's jute Sir is it correct

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6:54 option c chemical industry 19:06 on the basis of ownership

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

6. Sugar industries -> cooperative industries . ● the supplyers and producers both are owner in this sector . ● The raw materials required for the manufacturing of goods is can easily be sold in market . ● both raw material and sugar are marketable this can be use in many works . ● the producer , worker , seller get profit in different way . Ghis are seasonal this may cultivate then manufactured so they all are depend on each other but All have their different value.

[@priyanshi857]

6:30 Homework Answer Chemical Industry 19:11 Homework Answer On the basis of Ownership 38:07 Homework Answer Challenges faced by Jute Textile Industries are as follows: 1. Decrease in demand of Jute because of synthetic substitutes in international market from other competitors like Bangladesh, Brazil. 2. High Cost Production in comparison with Synthetic Substitutes and outdated machinery and methods of processing Jute. 3. Problem faced by INDIA in shortage of raw jute as most of the jute growing areas went to Bangladesh after partition.

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6:58. Chemical industries is the largest producer and consumer.

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25:10 DOUBT Sir Can the answer be that workers come to work they shift with their families their family needs basic needs such as Hospitals Schools and to transport raw material or goods roads will be constructed Electricity would be their as Machienes need electricity to work??

[@kushagra5796]

36:00 (I) proximity to jute producing areas (ii) abundant water supply (iii) inexpensive water transport (iv)Good network of roadways and railways (v) Kolkata is a urban centre itself thus, provide services such as banking, insurance, consultants etc.

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[@paratisgaming5997]

challenges faced by jute industry are: 1: faces stiff competition with other synthetic fibres as thier prices are very low as compared to jute. 2: also faces competition with other jute producing countries like bangladesh , brazil 3 : high cost and less demand.....

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

1 .When industrialisation develops by manufacturing raw materials into goods , the formation of urbanisation also occur . Urbanisation is not fully depend on industries in fact they develop by the contribution of each other in their sector . Urbanisation provide market , transport , shops , many export facilities . Where as industries provide goods that plays a major role in both urbanisation and industrialisation

[@vedantmangal754]

38:11 challenges to jute:- 1) demand of jute is declining due to high price 2) international competition from bangladesh, brazil

[@neelimavajpayee9857]

7:04 chemical industry 19:09 on the basis of ownership

[@priyanshuraj62044]

The following are the problems faced by the jute industries:- 1) stiff competition with the other substitutes of jute in the market. 2)high cost of jute is also a main reason for declining of demand of jute products. 3)stiff competition with the other producers of jute like Brazil, Philippines, etc

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Chemical 7:08

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problems faced by jute textile industries are : it is very expensive stiff competition from synthetic substitutes eg- nylon competition from bangladesh, egypt , thailand brazil etc.

[@shaatirgaming4400]

7:09 Chemical industry is its own largest consumer ( pg.no. 73)

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

2. (i) Agro based industries, This industries involve textile industries and sugar industries . It is manufactured by the raw materials cultivated in field . (ii) Meniral based industries , Tus industries involve iron and steel industries and Aluminium industries . There goods is manufactured by the raw materials obtain naturally , it is not found every where .

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

5. The localisation of jute industries in Hugli river are :- ● presence of needed soil type . ● presence of water near jute textile industries . ● availability of favorable climate . ● cheap workers.

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6:50 chemical industry 19:01 on the basis of ownership

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

4. Challenges of cotton industries are : ● less power supply in industry ● availability of presence of black soil is not present every where . ● the shifting of workers from cotton textile to synthetic fiber .

[@motivatequotes78]

Agriculture and industries are complementary to each other 1) generally all the industries are based on agriculture for the raw materials. Which is also know as agro based industry. 2) agriculture is dependent on industries for tools , pumps,pesticides, insecticides, fertilizers , hiv seeds to boost their production 3) all the three sector (primary, secondary, tertiary)are interconnected with each other Also agriculture provide huge market to industry and huge base for production

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

Integrated and mini steel plant :- ● they are larger than mini steel plant . ● mini steel use steel spong in making mini steel and they use basic raw material in making integrated steel. ● mini steel produce alloy of steel where as integrated steel produce only pure steel .

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[@hogwarts_1251]

7:00 The correct answer is chemical industry. 18:59 On the basis of ownership... 38:20 Challenges faced by jute textile industries are:- (i) Stiff competition by synthetic substitute in international market. (ii) It's High cost. (iii) Competition from International competitors like Brazil, Philippines, Thailand, Bangladesh. (iv) Major jute producing area went to Bangladesh (erstwhile East Pakistan).

[@tejasverma2382]

Is this definition of manufacturing correct Manufacturing- when we process raw material into finished goods in large quantities and more value is added to it Because mujhe book wali learn nhi ho rhi

[@hogwarts_1251]

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[@vocalforlocalbyspsingh9821]

challenges faced by jute industries are 1. it cost is very high as compared to the other fabrics 2. so that's why it is facing big problem 3.it is also not so durable as compared to other like plastic

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Hw answer 1.Chennai 2.On the basis of ownership Thnk u Sir! 🤩

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54:09 Most favourite business of Digraj sir is ...topi manufacturing 😂😂from your start till now there is just only one appropriate business .. topi manufacturing .by the way nice 🙂🙂🙂 explanation sir . Thanks a lot for this exam pack .

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

3. The factors that are responsible for the location of cotton textile industries in Gujarat and maharashtra are :- ● transport facility must be needed. ● availability of black soil in cotton fields . ● no. Of workers that help in manufacturing of cotton textile . ● the presence of favorable climate for the growth of cotton .

[@dhruvpathak7724]

Homework:-------major problems of Indian Jute Industries : High cost of production. Storage of raw Jute. Shortage of Power Supply. Growth of Jute mills in Bangladesh and loss of foreign marke. Emergence of substitute goods against gunny bags and loss of demand for jute goods both at home and abroad.

[@chiragagarwal2593]

Largest consumer of Chemicals - CHEMICAL INDUSTRY LARGEST COTTON CONCENTRATION : Gujrat & Maharastra Large no. Of Integrated steel plant - Chotanagpur plateau

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

9 . ● the thermal pollution causes the wastage of fresh water . ● this industries mostly open in water presence place . ● water is lie in sand that also causes soil pollution .

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

7. Challenges faced by sugar industries are :- ● this can not store for long period of time . ● tis is a seasonal . ● if the cultivated raw material destroyed because of climatic condition the manufacture of goods does not take place .

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12:05 b is also correct

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[@ashuyadav3971]

challenges face by jute industry is 1.Compittetion b/ w synthetic fabric 2.labour availability 3.insufficent technology

[@Abhishek-zo8kk]

Challenges faced by jute textile industry are: 1. In 1947,after partition most of mills are in india but three fourth jute producing area went to bangladesh 2. Stiff competition with synthetic fibre industry. 3. Competitors like Bangladesh,brazil,egypt etc

[@balkishanshrivash]

6:47 (c) chemicals Explanation because Basic chemicals are Used to produce Complex chemicals

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7:15 chemical industry is it's own largest consumer 😊

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6:53 (c) Chaemicals is the largest consumer of its own 😊

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Ans 1) chemicals Ans 2) on the basis of ownership Ans 3) challenges faced by jute textile industry are as follow - • semi skilled labour in production work • lack of technology •stiff competition with synthetic substitute •Due to it's high production cost people prefer buying synthetic substitute •small cottage units •lack of organised production work •lack of innovation •high concentration in hugli basin and other factor • during partition in 1947 most growing areas of jute industry moved to Bangladesh

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19:11 Ownership

[@shreyashsrivastava8808]

Challenge faced by jute industry I ) stiff competition from the synthetic fibers (nylon) 2) competition from producers of jute like Brazil 3) jute exhausts soil fertility very fastly and generates very less profit, so farmers consider producing commercial crops rather than jute

[@BabitaDevi-q8u]

Manufacturing industries :- The process of Manufacturing of raw material into goods are done in industries. They are known as Manufacturing industries . It is considered as backbone of economic development because it comes under the secondary sector of economy . It help to get value and profit of goods to the workers and sellers . They play a major role in contribution of economic development of india 🇮🇳

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6:55 answer is chemical industry

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7:06 chemical industry is its own largest consumer

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38:35 The challenges faced by jute textile industry are: (a). Upgradation of machinery is required. (b). Low output of labour. (c). Stiff competition with the synthetic fibre industry.

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8.B raw material and electricity 😊

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6:30 Option C Chemicals

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6:47 --answer is chemicals... 👍

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6:56 Answer is Chemical industry 👍👍

[@asprients_07]

The challenges faced by jute textile industry are as followings:- 1. These industries faces tough competition from Bangladesh, Brazil and Thailand. 2. These industries loses it's raw material. 3. High prices 4. Faces compitation from other alternative as nylon. 5. Losses market.

[@victorison5276]

6:48 Chemicals