Agriculture and industries are interdependent sectors that together drive a country’s economic progress. Agriculture provides raw materials like cotton, sugarcane and jute to industries, while industries supply machinery, tools, fertilizers and pesticides to improve agricultural productivity. Agro-based industries such as textile, sugar and food processing depend directly on agricultural output. At the same time, industrial growth increases rural incomes, creating a market for industrial goods like vehicles and consumer items. Transport, banking and storage services link both sectors effectively. This mutual support ensures balanced economic development, prevents rural-urban disparity and sustains national growth. Therefore, the prosperity of industries depends on agricultural success and vice versa, making them complementary pillars of the economy.