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Q1
Arrange the following in chronological order.
(i) Laws abolishing zamindari system
(ii) Adoption of High Yielding Variety of seeds
(iii) First Land Ceiling Act, Tamilnadu
Choose the answer from the codes given below:
Q2
Government of India was committed to a ________ pattern of development.
Q3
When was the first amendment to the constitution of India made?
Q4
Match the following and choose the correct answer from the codes given below.
A. Industrial Development Policy Resolution - 1. 1951-56
B. IISc - 2. Second Five Year Plan
C. Mahalanobis - 3. 1909
D. First Five Year Plan - 4. 1956
Q5
Land Ceiling Act in Tamilnadu was for the second time implemented in the year
Q6
Bhoodan movement was started by
Q7
Assertion (A): Zamindari abolition achieved only a part of the original objective.
Reason (R): Many zamindars managed to evict their tenants and claim that the land was under their personal cultivation.
Q8
The Industrial Development and Regulation Act was passed in the year
Q9
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act was passed in the year
Q10
In which year did Indian public sector enterprises face severe problems?
Q11
MGNREG Act provided for ________ days work for an individual.
Q12
When was Tata Institute of Fundamental Research established?
Q13
How many public sector enterprises were functioning in India in 1951?
Q14
What share of India's total Gross Domestic Product did the industry sector account for in 1950?
Q15
The development strategy of land reforms, public sector heavy industry and Five Year Plans is often called 'Nehruvian Socialism' because Nehru borrowed it from the experience of
Q16
Nearly 80% of India's population depended on agriculture, so that even if many people shifted to other jobs, total farm output would remain the same. This situation is described as
Q17
Match the British land revenue systems with their features.
A. Permanent Settlement - 1. Cultivators paid revenue directly to the government
B. Ryotwari - 2. Village collectively responsible for the revenue
C. Mahalwari - 3. Zamindars responsible for paying the revenue
Q18
Consider the following statements on zamindari abolition.
1. West Bengal, where the Permanent Settlement was first introduced, passed its abolition act only in 1955.
2. Zamindari abolition was completed by 1956.
3. The zamindars received the full compensation amount due to them.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q19
Assertion (A): After 1972 landowners could keep more land than the ceiling was meant to allow.
Reason (R): After 1972 the ceiling unit was changed from a 'landholder' to a 'family', so each family member could be shown as owning a part of the land.
Q20
Under the land ceiling laws, about how much land was finally taken over as surplus, and among how many tenants was it distributed?
Q21
After the Green Revolution, India's total rice production rose from 35 million tonnes in 1960-61 to how much in 2011-12?
Q22
The surplus food grains bought from farmers by the government were stored in the warehouses of which body and supplied to the people under the Public Distribution System?
Q23
Which one of the following was NOT a negative outcome of the Green Revolution mentioned in the lesson?
Q24
Under the Integrated Rural Development Programme, the subsidy component on the assets provided was highest for which group?
Q25
The Integrated Rural Development Programme introduced in 1980 aimed to assist 600 families in each block over five years. In how many blocks was it introduced?
Q26
Which one of the following is NOT a feature of MGNREGA?
Q27
Under MGNREGA, the ratio of wages to capital investment in the works should be
Q28
Under the Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956, the industries that were placed under the monopoly of the state were listed in
Q29
Consider the following statements on industrial policy.
1. The Policy Statement of 1973 encouraged large industrial houses to start operations in rural and backward areas.
2. The Policy Statement of 1977 was framed by the Janata government to promote rural, village and small scale industries.
3. Bharat Heavy Electricals was first set up in Tiruchirappalli.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q30
In 2015 the Planning Commission, set up in 1950 to formulate the Five Year Plans, was wound up and replaced by
Q31
Which Five Year Plan, commonly referred to as the Mahalanobis Plan, stressed the development of heavy industry for economic growth?
Q32
Assertion (A): The First Five Year Plan is said to have focused on developing agriculture.
Reason (R): Agriculture and Irrigation accounted for 31% of the total outlay of the First Plan.
Q33
India's literacy level rose from 18.3% in 1951 to what level in 2011?
Q34
Where was the first Indian Institute of Technology located?
Q35
Match the institutions with their roles.
A. TIFR - 1. Umbrella body for most scientific research institutions
B. CSIR - 2. Nodal agency for nuclear science
C. ICAR - 3. Set up in 1945 on the initiative of Homi J. Bhabha
D. Atomic Energy Commission - 4. Coordinating agency for agricultural research

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