Question : It refers to fixing the specific limit of land, which could be owned by an individual.
 

Option 1: Land reforms 
 

Option 2: Land ceilings
 

Option 3: Industrial policy
 

Option 4: Industrial licensing 
 

Question : It primarily refers to change in the ownership of land holdings.
 

Option 1: Land reforms 
 

Option 2: Land ceilings
 

Option 3: Industrial policy
 

Option 4: Industrial licensing 
 

Question : It refers to the large increase in production of food grains due to use of high yielding variety or miracle seeds especially for wheat and rice.
 

Option 1: Green Revolution
 

Option 2: Red Revolution
 

Option 3: White revolution
 

Option 4: Yellow revolution
 

Question : What was a socio-political consequence of the Green Revolution in terms of land ownership?

Option 1: It led to the equitable distribution of land.

Option 2: It resulted in the fragmentation of landholdings.

Option 3: It caused the concentration of land in the hands of a few.

Option 4: It promoted collective farming practices.

Question : It refers to incentive for the work which can’t be calculated in terms of money.
 

Option 1: Financial incentives
 

Option 2: Non-financial incentives
 

Option 3: Incentives
 

Option 4: Supervision