Question : How does population distribution in India affect regional development?

Option 1: Uniform distribution leads to balanced growth

Option 2: Concentration in urban areas accelerates industrialization

Option 3: Uneven distribution creates disparities in development

Option 4: Rural population density promotes agricultural advancements

Question : The National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM) in India aims to address:

Option 1: Unemployment in rural areas

Option 2: Housing and infrastructure issues in urban areas

Option 3: Skill development among the urban poor

Option 4: Agricultural productivity in urban areas

Question : Urbanization in India has been accelerated by:

Option 1: Agricultural advancements

Option 2: Industrialisation and migration

Option 3: Decrease in population growth

Option 4: Rural development programs

Question : What was the primary objective of the First Five-Year Plan in India?

Option 1: Poverty alleviation

Option 2: Industrialization

Option 3: Agricultural development

Option 4: Infrastructure development

Question : What is a common challenge faced by urban areas in India due to rapid urbanization?

Option 1: Overpopulation in rural areas

Option 2: Decline in agricultural productivity

Option 3: Inadequate urban infrastructure and services

Option 4: Decreased cultural diversity

Question : The impact of the Green Revolution on peasants' movements in India included:

Option 1: The reduction of income disparities between rural and urban areas

Option 2: The decrease in peasant mobilization due to improved agricultural productivity

Option 3: The intensification of land conflicts and disparities between large and small farmers

Option 4: The complete eradication of rural poverty