The services sector contributes the highest percentage to India's GDP, followed by manufacturing and agriculture.

The share of manufacturing in India's GDP is around 15-20%.

Maharashtra has the largest manufacturing output in India, followed by Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

The growth rate of the manufacturing sector in India is around 6-7%.

The automobile industry is the largest contributor to the manufacturing sector in India, followed by textiles, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.

The manufacturing sector contributes around 20-25% to India's exports.

The United States is the largest export destination for India's manufactured goods, followed by China, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom.

The manufacturing sector provides employment to around 15-20% of India's workforce.

Maharashtra has the highest number of manufacturing units in India, followed by Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

The manufacturing sector contributes around 20-25% to India's foreign exchange reserves.

The textiles industry is the largest employer in the manufacturing sector in India, followed by the automobile, pharmaceuticals, and food processing industries.

The growth rate of the manufacturing sector in India in the last five years has been around 7-8%.

Maharashtra has the highest per capita income from manufacturing in India, followed by Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

The manufacturing sector contributes around 20-25% to India's tax revenue.

The automobile industry has the highest export growth rate in the manufacturing sector in India, followed by textiles, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.