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Manipur Economy is based on agriculture, forest products, industries, mining, and

tourism sectors.
The gross domestic product of the state amounted to ` 8,210 million in 1990, this
figure stood at ` 16,270 million in 1995,
and in 2000 this figure increased to ` 29,200 million.
The Economy of Manipur grew at the rate of 12.90% from 1980 to 1997.
The agricultural sector has been growing at the rate of 10.69% per year and the
manufacturing sector has been growing at the rate of 10.53% per year.

The Economy in the state of Manipur depends mainly on the agricultural sector for
it is the biggest livelihood source for the rural people.
The various kinds of crops grown in Manipur are rice, maize, pulses, and wheat.
The cultivation in the state is done using the Jhumming and terraced cultivation
methods.
Various kinds of fruits and vegetables such as pine- apple, orange, mangoes,
lemons, carrot, ladies finger, cabbage, and pea are also grown in Manipur.
The agricultural sector contributes a great deal of revenue to the Economy in
Manipur.

Nagaland Economy is mainly based on agriculture as more than 60% of the population
is engaged in this sector.
The Economy of Nagaland is also dependent on forestry, cottage industry, and
tourism.
The gross domestic product of the state Nagaland amounted to ` 6,500 million in
1990, in 1995 this figure amounted to ` 18,140 million,
and in 2000 this figure stood at ` 36, 790 million.

The Economy in the state of Nagaland is dependent mainly on agriculture.


The economy's remarkable feature is that there are no landless peasants in the
state.
The various kinds of crops cultivated in Nagaland are corn, pulses, oilseeds,
fibers, sugarcane, potatoes, tobacco, millets, and rice.
In spite of agriculture being the main occupation of the people, the state still
has to import food items from other states.
This has happened due to the fact that people followed unsustainable agricultural
practices
such as the Jhumming method which has led to the loss of fertility due to soil
erosion.
This has hampered the growth of the Economy in Nagaland.

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