<h1>India's 2010-11 Industrial Survey: 33% Factory Growth, 19% Capital Rise, Employment Up 7.8%, Maharashtra Leads in Value Added.</h1> The provisional results of the Annual Survey of Industries 2010-11, conducted by India's Central Statistics Office, reveal significant industrial growth. The survey, covering factories under the Factories Act and Bidi and Cigar establishments, shows a 33.22% increase in the number of factories, led by the food products sector. Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh have the most factories. Fixed capital grew by 19%, with Gujarat leading state contributions. Employment rose by 7.8%, with food products providing the most jobs. Gross Value Added increased by 19.5%, with Maharashtra contributing the most. The survey also highlights improved capital efficiency and increased employee emoluments.