Question : The Constitution of India promotes social change by:

Option 1: Upholding traditional values without modification

Option 2: Providing a rigid framework that resists change

Option 3: Encouraging a dynamic interpretation of laws

Option 4: Isolating legal principles from social realities

Question : The colonial policy of land revenue settlements in India led to:

Option 1: Strengthening of village communities

Option 2: Diversification of agricultural production

Option 3: Commercialization of agriculture

Option 4: Reduction in rural poverty

Question : Westernisation in India has led to:

Option 1: The revival of traditional arts and crafts

Option 2: The decline of joint family systems

Option 3: The strengthening of caste hierarchies

Option 4: The reduction of gender disparities

Question : How did political changes in the 19th century affect rural society in India?

Option 1: Emergence of democratic institutions
 

Option 2: Strengthening of traditional monarchies
 

Option 3: Expansion of British colonial rule

Option 4: Rise of local self-governance

Question : How did the presence of cantonments in colonial India influence urban development? 

Option 1: They led to the growth of surrounding commercial areas  

Option 2: They restricted the expansion of nearby cities  
 

Option 3: They encouraged the development of agricultural lands  

Option 4: They decreased the importance of traditional marketplaces