Question : Post-independence, the class structure in India saw:  
 

Option 1: The disappearance of the landlord class  
 

Option 2: The emergence of a large industrial working class  
 

Option 3: A decrease in the agricultural workforce  

 

Option 4: The growth of the service sector  

Question : Which of the following was a major challenge faced during the implementation of land reforms in India?  
 

Option 1: Lack of political will  
 

Option 2: High agricultural productivity  
 

Option 3: Urbanization  

Option 4: Industrial growth  

Question : What is an impact of Environmental Movements in India?  

Option 1: Increase in industrial pollution  
 

Option 2: Greater awareness and action on environmental issues  
 

Option 3: Decline in agricultural productivity  

Option 4: Reduction in urban green spaces  

Question : In what way did cantonments contribute to the urbanization of colonial India?

Option 1: By promoting the growth of industrial zones  

Option 2: By leading to the development of surrounding civilian settlements  
 

Option 3: By encouraging the expansion of agricultural activities  

Option 4: By decreasing the reliance on traditional marketplaces  

Question : Land reforms in India were aimed at addressing which of the following issues?  
 

Option 1: Urban unemployment  
 

Option 2: Industrial monopolies  
 

Option 3: Agricultural inefficiency and social inequality  

Option 4: Foreign trade imbalances  

Question : What was a major cause of famine in India during the era of planned development?

Option 1: Industrial pollution

Option 2: Agricultural mismanagement

Option 3: Political instability

Option 4: Economic sanctions