Definition of Art
Industries are industries in which agricultural raw materials or other products are converted into other products with the help of small or large machinery. In industry, qualitative change in the state of matter occurs with the help of machines by human effort. For example, power generation from coal, steel from iron ore, yarn from raw cotton and cloth from yarn. Industries are further divided into two categories – Manufacture and Construction. When a complete product is prepared industrially from agricultural raw materials or a product is prepared with the help of non-agricultural materials, it is called manufacture. On the other hand, as a result of houses, bridges-roads, irrigation and transportation, new houses, bridges etc. are built on the land. These are construction industries.
In the industrial field, the qualitative or morphological changes of the product occur; The role of people is important here. Of course, with this comes the use of machines and these machines are also invented by humans. Production and sales are conducted with the expectation of profit; Industrial production is not directed to meet family consumption. Since production is conducted for the purpose of selling in the market, the commodity market is considered an important regulator in industry. However, the labor market is also important in the industrial sector. Industries are divided into two categories on the basis of labor market—small and cottage industries run by family labor and large factory industries run by hired labor.