INDIA FINAL PRESENTATION about transport sector and communication technology use in india

India

1. TRANSPORT OF INDIA Road Transport : ~85% (buses, cars, two-wheelers, auto-rickshaws) Rail Transport : ~12% (Indian Railways, metro, suburban trains) Air Transport : ~2% (domestic and international flights) Water Transport : ~1% (ferries, boats, inland waterways) India's transportation system is extensive and diverse, including roads, railways, airways, waterways, and pipelines .

2. INDIA’S COMMUNICATION India's communication system includes a variety of technologies, including telecommunications, satellites, radio, television, and postal services. Telecommunication – Mobile networks (Airtel, Jio , Vi, BSNL) Satellite Commmunication (GSAT-19,GSAT-7,INSAT-3DR,INSAT-1B) Internet – Broadband, Fiber Optic, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi Postal System – India Post, Speed Post, Courier ServicesSocial Media – WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Broadcasting – Doordarshan , FM Radio, Community Radio Print Media – Newspapers, MagazinesT raditional Communication – Folk media, Letters, Public Gatherings Official Communication – E-Governance, Aadhaar -linked services

3. INDUSTRIALIZATION India's industrialization has been affected by a number of factors, including exchange-rate appreciation and economic de-industrialization. FACTOR OF INDUSTRIALIZATION Economic Reforms (1991) – Liberalization, privatization, and globalization boosted industrial growth . Infrastructure Development – Expansion of transport, power, and industrial corridors. Government Policies – Initiatives like Make in India and Startup India encouraged manufacturing Labor & Workforce – A large, young, and affordable workforce supports industries. Technological Advancements – Growth of IT, AI, and automation in manufacturing . Natural Resources – Availability of coal, iron ore, and agricultural raw materials . Urbanization & Market Growth – Rising consumer demand fuels industrial expansion . Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) – Increased global investments in key sectors.

4. CONCLUSION India is a vast and diverse country with a dynamic economy. Its varied physiography and climate influence its industries, agriculture, and urbanization. With rapid industrialization, digital expansion, and a growing transport network, India is emerging as a global economic powerhouse.