Economy Scopes In Himachal Pradesh

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 Himachal Pradesh is a leading State in pharmaceuticals . In Himachal Pradesh mostly the people are doing Agricultural and Horticultural Works .


Agriculture and Horticultural Works :

Himachal Pradesh is the only state where 89.96 per cent population lives in rural areas. Therefore, agriculture and horticulture are the most important activities which provide direct employment to about 62 per cent of the total workforce.
The district Solan , Una , Hamirpur , Kangra etc. are good producers of wheat and rice whereas district Shimla , Kinnaur , Lahul Spiti and Kullu are large producer of Apples , Pear etc. 

Industrial works :

Baddi - Barotiwala - Nalagarh , Parwanoo Are known for Industry . In Himachal Pradesh Pharma and Food Industries are more Successful than Than others . Here are some of the famous Industries such as Havells , Cadbury , Nestle . Himachal already has Asia’s largest pharma manufacturing hub, that is the Baddi-Barotiwala-Nalagarh industrial belt, and the state produces around half of India’s total drug formulations. 


Investment Of Himachal Pradesh :
People from different places are Investing in Himachal Pradesh thy are getting more profitable deals in Himachal Pradesh . 
This is also helping Himachal Pradesh getting more developed.
Some of the more Invested areas are :
  • Agri Business, Food Processing & Post Harvest Technology. 
  • Manufacturing & Pharmaceutical. 
  • Tourism, Hospitality & Civil Aviation. 
  • Hydro & Renewable Energy. 
  • Wellness, Healthcare and Ayush. 
  • Housing & Urban Development, Transport, Infrastructure & Logistics. 
  • Information Technology, ITES & Electronics. 
  • Education & Skill Development. 

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