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What is the Gandhian Model of Sustainable Development?
What is the Gandhian Model of Sustainable Development?
The text does not provide a detailed explanation of the Gandhian Model of Sustainable Development.
What are the principles of an ideal socialist society according to the text?
What are the principles of an ideal socialist society according to the text?
The text does not explicitly mention the principles of an ideal socialist society.
How has India's socio-economic development been characterized since Independence?
How has India's socio-economic development been characterized since Independence?
India's socio-economic development has been characterized as remarkable, but not equitably shared by all.
What are some areas that could not keep pace with urban development in India?
What are some areas that could not keep pace with urban development in India?
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Why is it important for development to be shared equitably by all sections of society?
Why is it important for development to be shared equitably by all sections of society?
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Study Notes
Sustainable Development
- The Gandhian Model of Sustainable Development emphasizes decentralized, self-sufficient, and environmentally conscious development that prioritizes the needs of rural communities and the poor.
Ideal Socialist Society
- The principles of an ideal socialist society include:
- Equality and justice for all
- No exploitation of one class by another -.Equal distribution of resources
- No concentration of wealth and power
India's Socio-Economic Development
- Since Independence, India's socio-economic development has been characterized by:
- Rapid growth and urbanization
- Increase in economic inequality
- Regional disparities
- Challenges in achieving social justice and equality
Urban Development in India
- Areas that could not keep pace with urban development in India include:
- Rural areas
- Infrastructure development
- Social services and facilities
- Environmental sustainability
Equitable Development
- It is important for development to be shared equitably by all sections of society because:
- It ensures social justice and equality
- Reduces economic inequality and poverty
- Promotes social cohesion and stability
- Fosters a more inclusive and sustainable development process
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This quiz covers study material for B.Sc (Hons) Sem -III Development Communication & Advocacy (BMSJD501A) BSCMSJ 2021 2023-24. Topics include Principles of Ideal Socialist society, Gandhi’s Initiatives, The Gandhian Model of Sustainable Development, and The Gandhian Thought for Sustainability. Ideal for students studying development communication and advocacy.
