The three main sectors of the Indian economy are: primary, secondary and tertiary. When we talk about the style of operation, the Indian economy can be divided into two sectors- organised and unorganised. Again, in terms of ownership, the Indian economy can be divided into two sectors- public sector and private sector. One problem that can be noted in the functioning in primary sector is disguised employment and underemployment. Disguised employment means that the workers of this sector are to work enough to meet their true potential. Underemployment on the other hand means that the workers are not working to meet their best capabilities. To reduce this problem, the government must take strict measures. For example, the government both on national as well as state-level can increase the amount of funds allocated for the irrigation facilities and also provide loans for the farmers which can enable them to buy higher quality seeds and fertilizers.

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