Name the industries which are reserved for public sector. – InterviewSolution

1.	Name the industries which are reserved for public sector.
Answer» The number of industries reserved for public sector was reduced from 17 (as per 1956 policy) to only 8 industries viz, Arms and Ammunition, Atomic Energy, Coal and Lignite, Mineral oils, Mining of ores, Mining of copper, lead, zinc, etc., Minerals for atomic energy and Railways.

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