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Question 101 Discuss

Match the items in List I with those in List II. List I List II i. Garibi Hatao

A
i-a, ii-d, iii-c, iv-b
B
i-c, ii-b, iii-d, iv-a
C
i-c, ii-d, iii-a, iv-b
D
i-b, ii-c, iii-d, iv-a

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

"Garibi Hatao" was the defining socio-economic slogan of the Fifth Five-Year Plan, signaling a major policy shift toward direct poverty alleviation and employment generation programs.
Question 102 Discuss

In which year was the 15 th National Census Survey of India conducted?

A
1991
B
2011
C
2021
D
2001

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

The 2011 Census marked the 15th continuous decennial census conducted in India since the first synchronized national census took place in 1881.
Question 103 Discuss

Which type of system did the leaders of independent India decide to adopt?

A
A system that would promote the welfare of the government
B
A system that would promote the welfare of few rather than all
C
A system that would promote the welfare of all rather than a few
D
A system that would promote the welfare of private enterprises

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Following independence, Indian leaders rejected pure capitalism and opted for a mixed economy and a democratic socialist framework designed to ensure equitable growth and collective welfare.
Question 104 Discuss

What was the decadal population growth rate of India according to the 2011 Census?

A
15.30%
B
14.25%
C
17.64%
D
18.30%

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

The 2011 Census recorded a decadal population growth rate of 17.64% for the 2001-2011 period, indicating a slowing down of India's population growth trajectory.
Question 105 Discuss

The five-year plans for India with their duration are given below. Which of the following is correctly matched?

A
Both a and c
B
Both b and c
C
Only a
D
Both a and b

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

Accurate knowledge of the chronological timelines of India's Five-Year Plans is essential for understanding the historical context of the country's macroeconomic policy shifts.
Question 106 Discuss

What kind of technology is most frequently used to manage and digitise e-land records?

A
Only ii and iii
B
Only i and iii
C
Only i and ii
D
i, ii and iii

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

The digitization of land records in India heavily relies on modern technological frameworks like Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and cloud storage to ensure transparency and accessibility.
Question 107 Discuss

Which of the following years were considered plan holidays in Independent India?

A
1964 −1967
B
1990-1992
C
1969 −1972
D
1966-1969

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: D

Following the economic disruptions caused by the Indo-Pak war and severe droughts, the government suspended standard five-year planning for three years (1966-1969), terming them 'Plan Holidays'.
Question 108 Discuss

Which of the following is more important to promote modernisation and overall prosperity of an economy?

A
Stable export
B
Stable employment
C
Stable import
D
Stable unemployment

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

Stable employment provides consistent disposable income, which drives consumer demand and encourages investments in modern technologies and infrastructure, fueling long-term economic prosperity.
Question 109 Discuss

What is/are the objective(s) of Fiscal Policy? 1. Boost growth 2. Control inflation

A
Neither 1 nor 2
B
Both 1 and 2
C
Only 2
D
Only 1

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

Fiscal policy utilizes government revenue collection and expenditure to directly influence a nation's economy, specifically aiming to stimulate economic growth while keeping inflation in check.
Question 110 Discuss

If there is a fall in the demand of a good, the equilibrium price is expected to: 166

A
fall
B
neither fall nor rise
C
Rise
D
first rise, and then fall sharply

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: A

A decrease in demand, holding supply constant, leads to a surplus at the original price, causing the equilibrium price to fall.