Question : The social inclusion of Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in India is facilitated by:

Option 1: Maintaining educational barriers

Option 2: Promoting exclusive economic policies

Option 3: Encouraging participation in governance

Option 4: Reinforcing social segregation

Question : The reservation system for Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in India aims to address:

Option 1: Religious disparities

Option 2: Linguistic differences

Option 3: Geographic imbalances

Option 4: Social and educational backwardness

Question : Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in India are identified primarily on the basis of:

Option 1: Religious beliefs

Option 2: Language spoken

Option 3: Social and educational backwardness

Option 4: Geographic location

Question : The demand for reservation by Backward Castes in India is primarily aimed at:

Option 1: Increasing foreign investment

Option 2: Promoting religious harmony

Option 3: Achieving social and economic equity

Option 4: Enhancing technological skills

Question : The process of Sanskritisation in India is often criticized for:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality

Question : The influence of Western education in India contributed to the rise of:

Option 1: Promoting cultural diversity

Option 2: Encouraging religious tolerance

Option 3: Reinforcing caste prejudices

Option 4: Supporting gender equality