India’s agricultural GDP grew 4 percent on average each year between 2005 and 2014, according to the EPW Research Foundation, an India-focused research outlet.
One of the main reasons for the improvement was increased investment by the government and public sector which encouraged private investment, according to the report’s authors Bipin K Deokar and S L Shetty.
Source: Central Statistics Office/National Accounts Statistics/various issues
The fishing industry posted the greater average yearly growth of 5.4 percent, while agriculture and livestock grew 4 percent, and forestry and logging 2.3 percent.
Read Growth in Indian Agriculture: Responding to Policy Initiatives since 2004-05
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