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Which of the following are correctly paired : (i) KVK – Kisan Vigyan Kendra (ii) SMAE – Sub Mission on Agriculture Extension (iii) NSDA – National Skill Development Agency (iv) ATMA – Agricultural Technology Management Agency
Which one of the following Indicator is not used to calculate Human Development Index (HDI)?
Which is correct? (i) HYV – High Yielding Varieties (ii) MSP – Maximum Support Prices (iii) PDS – Public Distribution System (iv) IPM – Integrated Pesticide Management
Assertion [A] : Human Resources is necessary for the progress of any country. Reason [R] : Investment in education and health of people can result in a high rate of returns in the future for a country.
‘Promoting soil health’ and ‘making rainwater harvesting compulsory’ – These statements relates to
Indian economy is marked by the existence of (i) Low per capita income (ii) High proportion of the working population is engaged in industries (iii) Improving rate of capital formation (iv) Problems in the employment
The functions of Reserve Bank of India are: (i) Issue of coins and Bank notes (ii) Banker to the Government (iii) Regulating credit in the country
What are the Forms of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) proposed to be introduced by RBI? 1. Account-based 2. Token based
The government has initiated the following key aspects for facilitating the MSME sector : (i) Access to credit (ii) Access to market (iii) Technology upgradation (iv) Social security for MSME sector employers Select the correct option :
Match the following and select the correct answer (a) Nayak Committee 1. Unorganised sector (b) Tarapore Committee 2. Centre-state relations (c) Rajamannar Committee 3. Availability of Credit to SSI (d) Arjun Sen Gupta Committee 4. Capital account Convertibility
Assertion [A] : Indian Government has taken up economic programmes for benefit of SCs and STs. Reason [R] : Provided small loans for the poorer section to help them to earn money through some secondary sources such as toy-making, basket making, agarbatti and beedi-rolling, tailoring, shoe-making etc.
Assertion [A] : When price decreases, purchasing power increases, and vice versa. Reason [R] : When the production of goods decline, the price of goods increases and then the purchasing power is affected.
Which of the following statements about GST council is not true? 1. The members of the GST council choose one amongst themselves to be the vice-chairperson of the council. 2. Every decision of the GST council shall be taken by a meeting of not less than two-third of the weighted votes of the members present and voting. 3. One-half of the total number of members of the GST council constitute the quorum at its meeting.
Pick out the correct abbreviation for the word ‘PURA’?
Which of the following measures have been taken to attain the aims of the new industrial policy? (1) Industrial Licensing (2) Foreign Investment (3) Foreign trade Policy (4) Public sector management
The Monetary Policy of the Government of India emphasised the following two aims of the economic policy (i) To control and reduce inflationary pressure in the economy. (ii) Speed up economic development in the country to raise national income and standard of living of the people. (iii) To increase the per capita income. (iv) To have a cheap money policy. Select the correct answer by using the codes given below :
Which of the following statements about Index of Industrial Production (IIP) are correct? 1. The IIP is a key economic indicator of the manufacturing activity in various sectors of economy. 2. IIP data is regularly published by Central Statistical Organisation (CSO). 3. The base year for IIP is 2011-12.
Nehru-Mahalanobis planning model was based on the following strategies emphasised are (i) High rate of saving (ii) Preferred a heavy industry (iii) Discouraged import substitution (iv) Safeguard infant industry
In 1944, the Government of India setup a planning department under the Chairmanship of
Match the following: Subject Protected / Year of the enactment (a) Beedi and Cigar worker 1. 1979 (b) Contract labour 2. 1976 (c) Equal remuneration 3. 1970 (d) Migrant workmen Employment Regulation 4. 1966