Question : The Green Revolution in India primarily focused on:  
 

Option 1: Diversifying agricultural crops  
 

Option 2: Increasing the production of food grains  
 

Option 3: Reducing the use of chemical fertilizers  

Option 4: Promoting organic farming  

Question : The Farmers' Movement in India has been particularly active in which of the following agricultural practices?  

Option 1: Organic farming  
 

Option 2: Cash crop cultivation  
 

Option 3: Cooperative farming  

Option 4: Contract farming  

Question : Which of the following is an achievement of the Women's Movement in India?  
 

Option 1: Implementation of the Green Revolution  
 

Option 2: Passage of the Domestic Violence Act  
 

Option 3: Development of smart cities  

Option 4: Increase in agricultural exports  

Question : The National Food Security Act (NFSA) aims to provide subsidized food grains to:

Option 1: Farmers engaged in organic farming
 

Option 2: Women farmers involved in dairy farming
   

Option 3: Marginalized sections of society in rural and urban areas

Option 4: Export-oriented agricultural enterprises

Question : What was a major criticism of the focus on wheat and rice in the Green Revolution?

Option 1: It led to a decline in the production of cash crops.

Option 2: It caused a reduction in agricultural biodiversity.

Option 3: It increased the dependency on imported seeds.

Option 4: It resulted in a surplus of food grains.