The bar chart below shows the sector contributions to India’s gross domestic product from 1960 to 2000

The bar chart depicts the offering of three sectors (agriculture,

industry

and services) to India's GPD from 1960 to 2000 divided into 5 different intervals.

Overall

, it can be observed that agriculture was at its peak in 1960 outnumbering other sectors by a huge margin, but by that time, it kept falling and came to the bottom in 2000.

On the other hand

, the Services sector increased sharply,

while

the

industry

section rose a bit,

then

it became steady. In the year 1960, agriculture assisted as the highest contributor to India's GDP with a proportion of around 62% outnumbering other zones by a huge margin.

However

, it fell significantly over the years and in the year 2000, it had the least contribution to the GDP with a percentage of just under 15. The

industry

part had a percentage of around 16% in 1960 and it increased marginally and by the year ,1980 it assisted with 25%. As per the graph, the services

industry

had least numbers in 1960 around 18% but it significantly rose over the years and in 2000 it was highest with

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