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Question : Which organisation is associated with the estimation of the poverty line in India?

Option 1: NITI Aayog

Option 2: Reserve Bank of India

Option 3: Indian Council of Agricultural Research

Option 4: National Sample Survey Organisation


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Correct Answer: National Sample Survey Organisation


Solution : The correct answer is the National Sample Survey Organisation.

The National Sample Survey Organisation's consumer expenditure surveys serve as the basis for measuring poverty. A household is considered impoverished if its expenditures fall below a designated poverty threshold. The Indian government's primary institution for estimating poverty was the former Planning Commission.

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