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    <title>Service sector cooperatives: Diversifying horizons in the coop0erative ecosystem</title>
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    <namePart>Yousuf, Aaliya</namePart>
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    <extent> 64(1), Jul, 2026:  p.18-24</extent>
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  <abstract>India’s economy is broadly classified into three main sectors primary (agricultural sector) secondary manufacturing industrial sector, and tertiary along with the merging quaternary and quandary sectors, and each playing a distinct role in driving economic growth and development. The primary sector, which includes agriculture and allied activities, forms the base of the economy by providing raw materials and sustain large sections of the population, p0articultalry in rural areas. The secondary sectors, comprising manufacturing and construction, adds value by converting raw materials, into finished goods and plays an important role in industrial expansion infrastructure   cardio, and urban development. Reproduced </abstract>
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