Question : The following are the primary causes of poverty in India: A: Population Pressure B: Inadequate capital formation and infrastructure
Option 1: A only
Option 2: B only
Option 3: A and B both are correct
Option 4: None of the above
Correct Answer: A and B both are correct
Solution : The following are the primary causes of poverty in INDIA: (i) Heavy population pressure: India's population has been rapidly increasing. (ii) Unemployment and underemployment: Because of India's continuous population growth, there is chronic unemployment and underemployment. There are two types of unemployment: educated unemployment and disguised unemployment. Poverty is simply a symptom of unemployment. (iii) Capital Deficiency: A lack of capital creates roadblocks to development. (iv) Underdeveloped Economy: The Indian economy is underdeveloped as a result of its slow growth rate. It is the primary source of poverty. (v) Price Increase: The steep rise in prices has harmed the poor. They have become poorer. Hence both are correct.
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Question : Which of the following initiatives has been implemented to develop rural India? (A) Human Capital Formation (B) Land Reforms (C) Poverty Alleviation
Option 1: Only A
Option 2: Only B and C
Option 3: Only A and C
Option 4: A, B, and C all
Question : Which of the following is a key contributor to the development of human capital in India? A: Spending on in-house training B: Money spent on education
Option 1: Only a correct
Option 2: Only b correct
Option 3: Both a and b are correct
Option 4: Both a and b are incorrect
Question : The demographic dividend is defined as. A: A country's population can expand when there are many people of working age in that country. B: The population growth that can happen when a big proportion of the population is not of working age
Option 1: Only A correct
Option 2: Only B correct
Option 3: Both are correct
Option 4: Both are not correct
Question : Which of the following factors contribute to rural poverty in India?
Option 1: Lack of education and skills
Option 2: Dependence on agriculture
Option 3: Inadequate infrastructure
Option 4: All of the above
Question : Which of the following statements is correct regarding the climate of the Indian subcontinent? A. The climate of North India remains similar throughout the year B. The Himalayas protect the subcontinent from extremely cold winds from central Asia.
Option 1: Only statement B is correct.
Option 2: Both statements A and B are incorrect.
Option 3: Only statement A is correct.
Option 4: Both statements A and B are correct.
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