The correct answer is: b) Tourism.
Sikkim has Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to attract investment and boost tourism. The SEZs are located in different parts of the state, and offer a range of incentives to businesses, including tax breaks and duty-free imports. The SEZs have been successful in attracting investment from both domestic and foreign companies, and have helped to boost tourism in Sikkim.
Option a) is incorrect because Sikkim does not have a strong manufacturing sector. The state’s economy is based on agriculture, tourism, and government services.
Option c) is incorrect because Sikkim is not a major agricultural producer. The state’s agriculture sector is small and underdeveloped.
Option d) is incorrect because Sikkim is not a major information technology hub. The state has a small IT sector, but it is not a major driver of the economy.