Chapter 7: Current Challenges Facing Indian Economy

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Sustainable agriculture promotes:

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Chipko Movement is related to:

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle refers to:

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Pollution means:

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Ozone layer protects from:

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Global warming is caused by:

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Non-renewable resources are:

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Renewable resources are:

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Sustainable development means:

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Environment includes:

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Jobless growth means:

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Self-employment means:

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Informal sector jobs are:

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Worker population ratio measures:

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Labour force includes:

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Educated unemployment is:

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Seasonal unemployment is common in:

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Disguised unemployment occurs when:

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Unemployment means:

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Employment means:

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Organic farming avoids:

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Sustainable development means:

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Rural infrastructure includes:

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Non-farm activities include:

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Diversification means:

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Microfinance helps:

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Rural credit is provided by:

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Green Revolution increased:

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Agriculture is main source of:

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Rural development focuses on:

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Life expectancy reflects:

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Infant mortality rate indicates:

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Skilled labour increases:

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Human capital formation includes:

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Government spending on education is:

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Brain drain means:

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Literacy rate measures:

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Health improves:

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Investment in education leads to:

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Human capital refers to:

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Chronic poverty means:

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Poverty gap measures:

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Poverty alleviation program:

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Urban poverty is linked to:

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Rural poverty is mainly due to:

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Main cause of poverty is:

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Poverty in India is estimated by:

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Poverty line is defined as:

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Absolute poverty refers to:

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Poverty means:

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