Examples of secondary sector activities include processing grains into flour in mills, extracting oil from groundnuts, making tea from leaves, converting wood into furniture and paper, and turning cotton into clothes. These activities add value to raw materials. Class 6 ...
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Understanding these activities helps distinguish between income-generating tasks (economic) and those driven by emotional or social motives (non-economic). This knowledge provides insights into livelihood patterns and societal contributions beyond financial compensation. Class VI Social Science Chapter 14 Economic Activities Aroud ...