Wind power is a renewable energy source, while coal, oil, natural gas, and nuclear power are non-renewable energy sources.

The services sector is the largest contributor to India's GDP, accounting for over 50% of the total GDP.

Coal is the largest contributor to India's energy mix and has the highest contribution to GDP among all energy resources.

Renewable energy sources currently account for less than 10% of India's total energy mix.

The energy sector in India faces a number of challenges, including increasing demand for energy, dependence on imported energy, environmental concerns, and lack of investment in infrastructure.

The government of India has set a target of achieving 40% of its total energy capacity from renewable energy sources by 2030.

The government of India has launched a number of initiatives to promote renewable energy, including the National Solar Mission, National Wind Mission, National Biomass Mission, and National Hydro Power Mission.

Natural resources contribute between 10% and 15% to India's GDP.

India has a rich endowment of natural resources, including coal, oil, natural gas, minerals, and forests.

The natural resources sector in India faces a number of challenges, including overexploitation of resources, environmental degradation, lack of investment in exploration and development, and inefficient use of resources.

The government of India's policy on natural resources aims to promote sustainable use of resources, encourage exploration and development of new resources, protect the environment, and ensure equitable distribution of resources.

Sustainable use of natural resources involves using renewable energy sources, recycling and reusing materials, reducing consumption of resources, and protecting biodiversity.

Technology plays a crucial role in the energy and natural resources sector by improving efficiency of energy production and use, developing new and renewable energy sources, reducing environmental impact of energy production and use, and promoting sustainable use of natural resources.

The future prospects for the energy and natural resources sector in India include increasing demand for energy and natural resources, growing focus on renewable energy and sustainable use of resources, technological advancements in energy production and use, and government policies promoting energy efficiency and conservation.