Industries Reserved for Public Sector Post-1991

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After 1991 reforms, which industries remain reserved for the public sector?

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After 1991 reforms, which industries remain reserved for the public sector?

  1. Steel and cement
  2. Textiles and jute
  3. Atomic energy generation and some core railway transport activities — Correct Answer
  4. Automobile and electronics
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation

Only a part of atomic energy generation and some core activities in railway transport remain reserved for public sector.

Key Points:
  • This is a massive reduction from the pre-reform era when many industries were government-exclusive.
  • Most industries are now open to private sector participation.

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