Class 10 Geography Chapter 6 Manufacturing Industries Notes PDF | NCERT

 

📘 Class 10 Geography

🌍 Chapter 6 – Manufacturing Industries


🏭 Importance of Manufacturing (महत्व)

Backbone of Development (विकास की रीढ़)

  • Manufacturing industries help in modernising agriculture (आधुनिक कृषि) by providing machinery, fertilisers, etc.

  • Provide jobs in secondary (उद्योग) & tertiary (सेवा) sectors.

  • Helps in reducing unemployment (बेरोजगारी) & poverty (गरीबी).

  • Exports of manufactured goods boost trade, commerce & earn foreign exchange (विदेशी मुद्रा).

  • Strengthens the economy (अर्थव्यवस्था) and helps in the prosperity of the country.


📊 Contribution of Industry to National Economy

  • Manufacturing sector growth = around 7% per annum in the last decade.

  • A key contributor to GDP (सकल घरेलू उत्पाद) and overall national progress.


📌 Industrial Location (औद्योगिक स्थान)

Industrial locations depend on:

  • 🪨 Raw Material (कच्चा माल)

  • 👷 Labour (श्रमिक)

  • 💰 Capital (पूंजी)

  • Power (ऊर्जा)

  • 🛒 Market (बाज़ार)

  • 🏢 Government Policies (सरकारी नीतियाँ)

👉 Industries locate at places where these factors are easily available at low cost.


🔗 Industry–Market Linkage (उद्योग-बाज़ार संबंध)

📌 Industries are set up near raw material sources or markets, depending on cost efficiency.


🌱 Agro-Based Industries

👕 Textile Industry

  • Only self-reliant industry in India (raw material → finished goods).

  • Contributes to production, employment & exports.

🧵 Cotton Textiles

  • Linked with agriculture.

  • Provides livelihood to farmers, workers in ginning, spinning, weaving, dyeing, tailoring etc.

  • Supports allied industries – chemicals, dyes, packaging, engineering.

🌿 Jute Textiles

  • India = largest producer of raw jute & jute goods.

  • Mills mainly in West Bengal (Hugli River banks).

🍬 Sugar Industry

  • India = 2nd largest producer of sugar.

  • 1st in Gur & Khandsari production.

  • Seasonal industry.


⚒️ Mineral-Based Industries

🏗 Iron & Steel Industry

  • Called the basic industry (all other industries depend on it).

  • Heavy industry – raw materials & products are bulky.

  • Problems:

    • High cost & less availability of coking coal

    • Low labour productivity

    • Irregular energy supply

    • Poor infrastructure

🛩 Aluminium Smelting

  • 2nd most important metallurgical industry.

  • Uses bauxite as raw material.

  • Properties:

    • Light in weight

    • Corrosion-resistant

    • Good conductor of heat

    • Malleable & strong when alloyed

⚗ Chemical Industry

  • Two types:

    • Inorganic chemicals → sulphuric acid, nitric acid, soda ash, caustic soda.

    • Organic chemicals → petrochemicals (plastics, synthetic fibres, rubber, dyes, drugs).

  • Both large & small-scale industries.

🌾 Fertilizer Industry

  • Produces: Nitrogenous (urea), Phosphatic, DAP & complex fertilizers.

  • Major states: Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, UP, Punjab, Kerala.

🏗 Cement Industry

  • Essential for construction (houses, dams, factories, bridges, roads, airports).

  • Requires limestone, silica, gypsum (bulky raw materials).

🚗 Automobile Industry

  • Produces trucks, buses, cars, scooters, motorcycles, 3-wheelers.

  • Centres: Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Indore, Hyderabad, Jamshedpur, Bengaluru.

💻 IT & Electronics Industry

  • Products: TVs, telephones, cell phones, computers, telecom equipment.

  • Provides huge employment.

  • Bengaluru = Electronic Capital of India.


🌫 Industrial Pollution & Environmental Degradation

Types of Pollution

  • 🌬 Air Pollution – SO₂, CO, smoke from factories, burning fossil fuels.

  • 💧 Water Pollution – Industrial waste & effluents (paper, pulp, textiles, dyes, refineries).

  • 🌍 Land Pollution – Dumping of industrial waste.

  • 🔊 Noise Pollution – Machinery, factories, transport (causes stress, hearing loss).


🌱 Control of Environmental Degradation

  • ♻ Reuse & recycle water.

  • 🌧 Harvest rainwater.

  • 🏭 Treat hot water & effluents before releasing into rivers.

  • 🌬 Use filters, scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators.

  • 🔥 Use oil/gas instead of coal in factories.

  • ⚡ Energy-efficient machinery → less noise & pollution.


Exam Tip: Manufacturing industries = backbone of Indian economy. Always link industries with their raw material, location & contribution in answer writing.


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