Chapter 9: Change and Development in Rural Society
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Rural development focuses on:
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Liberalisation leads to:
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Panchayati Raj ensures:
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MGNREGA provides:
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Rural development programs aim to:
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One risk of contract farming:
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In contract farming, farmers:
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Contract farming involves:
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WTO regulates:
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Globalisation started in India in:
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New occupations in villages include:
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Rural diversification includes:
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Migration occurs due to:
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Rural inequality is due to:
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Dominant caste refers to:
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Caste and class in rural India are:
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Rural women generally:
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Traditional bonds weakened due to:
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Payment in agriculture shifted from:
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Rural society change is influenced by:
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It increased use of:
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Green Revolution caused:
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Mechanization led to:
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It required:
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One disadvantage of Green Revolution:
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Major crops of Green Revolution:
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Green Revolution mainly benefited:
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HYV seeds stand for:
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It increased:
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Green Revolution started in:
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Tenancy reforms include:
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Ceiling laws were meant to:
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Land records were:
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Who benefited most from land reforms?
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Main aim of land reforms:
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Benami transfer means:
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Land reforms were introduced after:
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Tenancy reforms aimed to:
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Land ceiling means:
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Zamindari system was abolished to:
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Village economy is largely:
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Rural society is mainly:
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Tenants are those who:
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Landless labourers:
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Marginal farmers own:
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Rural population in India is approximately:
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Which is the main productive resource in rural areas?
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Agrarian structure refers to:
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Rural society mainly depends on:
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What is the primary occupation in rural India?
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